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I was hoping to be done by today and get a shortlist up but I'm only halfway through BCS and still have a bunch of miscellaneous recs to check out, so... that's where I am.
Suite for Accompanied Cello, Tamara Vardomskaya. A musician and a competition.
Penitents, Rich Larson. Some quality disturbing imagery here.
Do As I Do, Sing As I Sing, Sarah Pinsker. Tradition vs innovation.
Gennesaret, Phoenix Alexander. Major content note for child death. Mixed feelings about this - this story is pretty clearly a direct response to a certain extremely horrific news photo of recent years, probably one of the most upsetting things I've ever seen (unfortunately on Facebook w/no option not to look), and on the one hand I'm not sure we should science-fictionalize things like that, and on the other hand it's a powerful story and, to me, at least, feels like it honors and respects the refugees that inspired it. So... I don't know. Not a rec, but I wanted to talk about it.
The War of Light and Shadow, in Five Dishes, Siobhan Carroll. An army marches on its stomach.
Fireskin, Joanne Rixon. Neat chronic-illness metaphor.
Suite for Accompanied Cello, Tamara Vardomskaya. A musician and a competition.
Penitents, Rich Larson. Some quality disturbing imagery here.
Do As I Do, Sing As I Sing, Sarah Pinsker. Tradition vs innovation.
Gennesaret, Phoenix Alexander. Major content note for child death. Mixed feelings about this - this story is pretty clearly a direct response to a certain extremely horrific news photo of recent years, probably one of the most upsetting things I've ever seen (unfortunately on Facebook w/no option not to look), and on the one hand I'm not sure we should science-fictionalize things like that, and on the other hand it's a powerful story and, to me, at least, feels like it honors and respects the refugees that inspired it. So... I don't know. Not a rec, but I wanted to talk about it.
The War of Light and Shadow, in Five Dishes, Siobhan Carroll. An army marches on its stomach.
Fireskin, Joanne Rixon. Neat chronic-illness metaphor.
