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The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water

Posted byauthor 2020 October 28

by Zen Cho

Not half a sneeze of subversion in this recreated patriarchy. Body shaming and threats of genital mutilation serve as comedy.

Posted byauthor2020 October 28Posted in★½, notes, readTags: fantasy, fiction, novella, pleasing covers

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