Ratings189
Average rating4.1
Jemisin is one of the best voices in SFF today and this short story is just further proof of that.
You'll read reviews about it being “heavy-handed” only to see it's only heavy-handed to those who disagree with the story's theme.
The story takes on another layer when you consider who the story's publisher is and how this was all a direct criticism of late stage capitalism, greed, toxic masculinity and the inherent racism that comes with these things.
Bold. It's especially bold knowing how many people this story would upset.