Ms. Magazine: February Reads for the Rest of Us

February 17, 2021

Ms. Magazine: "This is another of my favorites so far this year. Probably unlike anything you’ve ever read, this remarkable novel is written in prose and fragments and is an alarmingly beautiful tale of decolonial resistance and the uncovering of a world of natural abundance, connection and compassion."

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