I am officially dubbing 2023 the year of Arthurian retellings. I've read two so far this year, and they have both been show-stoppingly fantastic.

Now, on to my thoughts about this book specifically. Because OH MY GOD. It's really good. So, so genuinely fantastic. I fell in LOVE with the characters within pages of meeting them, all of them are so unique and eclectic. Thomas D. Lee does a fantastic job at establishing the world, the setting, and the dire consequences of humanities lack of action in the climate crisis. It was laugh-out-loud funny while still being incredibly insightful and relevant to modern politics, which is a balance few writers can achieve. I cannot recommend this book enough.