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A review by junglewriter
Hexagon SF Magazine, Issue 3 by Ioanna Papadopoulou, Vanessa Fogg, Disha Bisht, Archita Mittra, Joshua Green, J.W. Stebner
3.0
Another great issue from Hexagon Magazine.
My favorite story in this issue was the cover story The Drowned King.
It’s a somewhat dark tale about a young woman who will do anything, even marry a king she doesn’t love in order to become one of the matriarchs who rule their tribe.
I didn’t really like this one at first, but the further I read it, the more interesting the narrative became. And then the story’s surprisingly beautiful ending is what set it apart for me.
My favorite story in this issue was the cover story The Drowned King.
It’s a somewhat dark tale about a young woman who will do anything, even marry a king she doesn’t love in order to become one of the matriarchs who rule their tribe.
I didn’t really like this one at first, but the further I read it, the more interesting the narrative became. And then the story’s surprisingly beautiful ending is what set it apart for me.