rynalias's reviews
287 reviews

Devoured this in a few days. 
I hope it stays with me for life, but I won't keep it.

To be owned is to be erased and rewritten.
Cut the leash & bite the hand.

A horny little illuminated text about the loves and longing of two trans men? Yes. 
Please.
It has everything worth loving- swordfights, masks, magical cats, PBR, contemplation on family/religious trauma, crime, and a Julius Cesar who gives too many blowjobs.
🥵🥵

Forget narrators, Tremblay is the king of the entirely unreliable narrative.
Gaslight me harder, Paul.

The cooler crucible.
The devils we make are the the ones we deserve.

Dimaline is a favorite.
Deeply anticapitalist, playful magic realism + a villain who has the powers of yooooo gaslighting💅
Sign. 
Me. 
Up.

I'm a simple man.
I see animorphs, I read animorphs.
Visser 1 reveal/ant colony trauma fried my jr high brain and still hits

Conan+veggietales 
Mid

The land, culture, and people will always remain. Regardless of who owns the mortgage, whether the stories are told, or how the blood is divided.
They are still there: same as the pain, betrayal, and hope.

It is only February and I know this will be my favorite book of the year.

Collective struggle leads to collective benefit.
Workers of the world are surrounded by the deeds and good ghosts of unions past.
Solidarity forever

Being valued and being useful are two separate things.

A perfect exploration of anxiety, self worth, identity and compromise. 

Instant 5 stars