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Many people are making book resolutions. Here is mine.
I resolve to read whatever I want, however I want. If I feel like whittling down the number of books that have been lurking unread for 20 years, I will do that. If I feel like reading the entire Anthony Award longlist, I will do that. If I feel like making a poll, I will do that. If I feel like diving into contemporary horror, I will do that.
Rec me a book?
I resolve to read whatever I want, however I want. If I feel like whittling down the number of books that have been lurking unread for 20 years, I will do that. If I feel like reading the entire Anthony Award longlist, I will do that. If I feel like making a poll, I will do that. If I feel like diving into contemporary horror, I will do that.
Rec me a book?
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I liked it. It's a retelling of the Wells' novel. I've never read the original so I can't comment on similarities or differences but I very much doubt Wells spent time on indigenous rebellion or the fate of women in 19th century Mexican society and this book cares about both. I'd classify it as sci-fi (body)horror meets gothic romance.