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Wen-yi Lee did a fantastic job bringing characters and the setting to life. Everything felt very vivid and fleshed out. Even seemingly mundane events were a joy to read with their unexpected turns and imagery.
Wen-yi Lee did a fantastic job bringing characters and the setting to life. Everything felt very vivid and fleshed out. Even seemingly mundane events were a joy to read with their unexpected turns and imagery.
- Norris Black
- Amber Blaeser-Wardzala
- Phoenix Boudreau
- Cherie Dimaline
- Carson Faust
- Kelli Jo Ford
- David Heska Wanbli Weiden
- Brandon Hobson
- Darcie Little Badger
- Stephen Graham Jones
- Shane Hawk
- Theodore C. Van Alst Jr.
- Conley Lyons
- Nick Medina
- Tiffany Morris
- Tommy Orange
- Mona Susan Power
- Marcie R. Rendon
- Waubgeshig Rice
- Rebecca Roanhorse
- Andrea L. Rogers
- Morgan Talty
- D.H. Trujillo
- Richard Van Camp
- Royce Young Wolf
- Mathilda Zeller
- Kate Hart
I really enjoyed the book. The characters, setting, and events were very interesting. I didn't feel disappointed at all when a chapter would end and shift to one of the other central characters.
I really enjoyed the book. The characters, setting, and events were very interesting. I didn't feel disappointed at all when a chapter would end and shift to one of the other central characters.
Added to listBrent Toderian Urbanism Book Clubwith 8 books.
I really enjoyed this short story. Though it was only around 40 pages Wen-yi Lee did a great job setting the scene and giving it emotional weight. Her prose throughout was vivid and made me excited to read her other works.
I really enjoyed this short story. Though it was only around 40 pages Wen-yi Lee did a great job setting the scene and giving it emotional weight. Her prose throughout was vivid and made me excited to read her other works.