N.K. Layne’s Reviews > Project Unicorn, Volume 1: 30 Young Adult Short Stories Featuring Lesbian Heroines > Status Update
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The one thing about light-paranormal that I consistently dislike is that it lacks the existential crises that come when paranormal is proved. Do you realize how freaked out I would be about this entire universe if I learned demons exist and a second later learn that the divine exists! The fact that this character is an atheist means she should be flipping out.
— Jan 16, 2015 06:11PM
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Immediately after finishing this I downloaded the sequel so you tell me
— Jan 24, 2015 02:44PM
N.K. Layne
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Where Claimings was crawling into a technical mind this anthology is climbing into an emotional, poetic mind. Sometimes it is too much but I def feel more home in this. It is far closer to my own voice.
— Jan 20, 2015 07:35PM
N.K. Layne
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Some of these stories get me to call out because I need moar.
— Jan 20, 2015 01:55PM
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Sarah Diemer's Surfacing was pretty stark... I need to read another story real quick before this turns into a complete trigger for me.. But I have to admit it was a really really good story. It's female empowerment in stark scenarios.
— Jan 16, 2015 05:47PM
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"We can make instant coffee with the push of a button. We can touch screens and talk to our phones and do all sorts of awesome, space-age things, and we still don’t have lesbian main characters in young adult books"
— Jan 16, 2015 05:25PM
