Status Updates From The Woman Who Lived Amongst...

...oh

Quite the silver lining to come out of that whole ordeal. Round of applause for implicit queer inclusion

What in the spectacularly bizarre fuck is going on? That was a loaded 50+ pages, kicking off on *literally* the page after where I put it down last. Such a tremendous subversion of expectation.

Nearly a third of the way through in a single sitting. Absolutely enthralling. Kloss's heavy reliance on hyphenation as a means of delineating the recollection of scattered memory is a superb choice. The formatting of the novel, coupled with the author's pacing, is making for a brisk read. Also, Matt Kish's illustrations are spectacular, and they do a remarkable job of lending texture to the story.

Reading from the digital gallery of this book as provided by Robert Kloss on his website.