A review by niche
Starstruck by Elaine Lee, Michael Wm. Kaluta
3.0
Mixed
Pulpy, somewhat surreal, space opera. Each chapter feels like a unrelated vignettes that still manages to advance the plot. There's a casualness to the revealing clothing that leaves it feeling immodest futurist rather than risqué cheesecake coupled with some diversity of bodies. I felt the beginning concerning the sex robot/gynoid was the weakest stoyline but it picked up once the heroines finally met up.
Pulpy, somewhat surreal, space opera. Each chapter feels like a unrelated vignettes that still manages to advance the plot. There's a casualness to the revealing clothing that leaves it feeling immodest futurist rather than risqué cheesecake coupled with some diversity of bodies. I felt the beginning concerning the sex robot/gynoid was the weakest stoyline but it picked up once the heroines finally met up.