A review by expendablemudge
The Bewitchments of Love and Hate by Storm Constantine
3.0
Rating: 3* of five
Wraeththu burst onto the barren LGBT science fiction scene in the late 1980s with a blaze of attention. It was unique! Hermaphroditic men who fucked each other and made babies (somehow, I never really got with that part of the program)! They look like human men because they were human men until It Happened.
And now that we're past the initial shock of how the Wraeththu change human men into themselves, the story moves ahead to some very political territory that I liked.
Wraeththu burst onto the barren LGBT science fiction scene in the late 1980s with a blaze of attention. It was unique! Hermaphroditic men who fucked each other and made babies (somehow, I never really got with that part of the program)! They look like human men because they were human men until It Happened.
And now that we're past the initial shock of how the Wraeththu change human men into themselves, the story moves ahead to some very political territory that I liked.