Monday, March 13, 2017
This Is Not a Wardrobe Door, by A.Merc Rustad
This Is Not a Wardrobe Door is another entry for the Nebula Award for Short Stories in 2016. Rustad fully embraces the children's fairy tale, which is kind of cute. It's a story of imaginary doors to imaginary friends that are actually real. So far our relationship score is 4 gay, 1 cis, 1 trans. It is good to explore a new space but I like stories that do more with it. A weak 3 stars.
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