Number One Fan

This was not the book I expected, surprising, given I heard Elison read an excerpt. Can you draw comparisons to other books? Maybe. But the point is that is book feels deeply personal; it feels like a response to the people who have been complaining incessantly about diversity in SFF squeezing out white male writers. It feels like a reminder in these terrible days that everything is a mixed bag, there are no happy endings, but there are things that happen that are enough. I'm here for it.