by Aminata Touré
★★★½
★★★¼ Liu was able to hold back on overt sexist commentary until the last story. Detailed dives into narrow points of imagination. He can’t conceive of worlds where leaders aren’t men, where justice and art thrive together, where god-like entities have more emotional intelligence than insecure, petulant babies.… Read more
A shambles, outside of writing about her personal history. Misogynist yardsticks aren’t reclaimable and don’t depose the male gaze. Exudes not-like-other-girls vibes in distorting consequence for cause in prizing masculinity and maligning femininity. Haphazard groundless arguments including aligning with MRA posturing, plural Julie Delpy-style white woman statements (‘It’s … Read more