One of my friends on Goodreads called it a hybrid of SF and magical realism, and a couple people tagged it as "magical realism." So it'd maybe work? I haven't read it myself.
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My latest podcast is up on the New Books Network website! In it, I interview Susan Carlile about her recent biography of the 18th century author Charlotte Lennox (which I reviewed here). Enjoy!
I love these series of articles despite what they do to the TBR pile.
Lots of new and familiar authors. Most I haven't tried. I think these were when I was a very broke person just starting working for a living without a good book budget.
Ones that wouldn't fit the "big" pictures at top of post:
How Like a God - Brenda W. Clough
The Magic School Bus at the Waterworks - Joanna Cole
Sunglasses After Dark - Nancy A. Collins
The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit - Storm Constantine
Love and War - Tonya C. Cook, et. al.
Mask Of The Wizard - Catherine Cooke
Author of article also mentions (but not sure of works or where to start with them):
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