Wynn Worm’s Reviews > Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands > Status Update

i love that, in this book and the previous, characters are just so casually queer and married to those in the same gender despite the time period. and no one blinks an eye! it's so refreshing cause it isn't used to define the characters nor to, like, 'win brownie points.'

“Why spiders?” Ariadne moaned. “I hate spiders. It could have been anything else.”

okay, ronald weasley

"I’m not—very good at this sort of thing.”

“Nor am I,” I said. “One of my students broke down in tears in my office last month. Her cat had died, and I had further ruined her week with a bad grade. I think I threw some extra credit assignment at her and invented an excuse to hurry off. I’ve no idea how to comfort a person.”

The 'tism in Emily continues on strongly /j

shadow, u gotta be fookin kiddin me

a murderous fox fae being summoned at the crack of dawn, with bed-fur, and wrapped in a blanket responding to an owed debt with "You woke me." is beyond amusing.