A review by oleksandr
Uncanny Magazine Issue 25: November/December 2018 by Ursula Vernon, Sofia Samatar, Steven H. Silver, Isabel Yap, T. Kingfisher, Monica Valentinelli, Hal Y. Zhang, Sharon Hsu, Caroline M. Yoachim, Beth Cato, Leah Bobet, Diana M. Pho, Sarah Goslee, Cassandra Khaw, Nilah Magruder, Michael Damian Thomas, Naomi Kritzer, Lynne M. Thomas
2.0
This is a short story nominated for Hugo Award for Best Short Story in 2019
The story follows the discussion of fae boys and other Mythical creatures about a "slim-hipped, broad-shouldered, and handsome as the devil" woman named Rose MacGregor, with whom all of them had carnal relationship in the past. A nice easy read, which doesn't leave any lasting impression.
The story follows the discussion of fae boys and other Mythical creatures about a "slim-hipped, broad-shouldered, and handsome as the devil" woman named Rose MacGregor, with whom all of them had carnal relationship in the past. A nice easy read, which doesn't leave any lasting impression.