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Today and every day, read books by Trans & Non-Binary authors🩵📚
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August Book Reviews: Spread Me by Sarah Gailey
I received a free copy from Tor Nightfire in exchange for a fair review. Release date September 23rd, 2025.
One of my anticipated new releases for this year. In Spread Me, biologist Kinsey is the lead of a close-knit team in a remote desert monitoring station. When Kinsey breaks quarantine by bringing a mysterious specimen into the lab, the team finds out too late that it's a parasite seeking a new host...
This novella is a testament to Gailey's ability to commit to the bit. It reads like erotica designed for a very specific fetish--namely the protagonist's, as a microbiologist who solely masturbates to an artsy electron microscope image of a virus. Spread Me is about Kinsey's desire to be invaded and utterly obliterated by a virus, and the horror of forbidden attraction: her darkest secret is that she wants to be infected by The Thing. Gailey does an excellent job at viscerally portraying a rather abstract monstrous attraction, which is not an easy thing to pull off, and I never doubted it for a second.
A dark and sexually charged horror novella which doesn't outstay its welcome at a brisk two hundred pages. Due to being mostly about freaky sex, this won't be a good fit for everyone, but I expect it will be a big hit with certain parts of Tumblr.
I try not to make generalizations but trans horror goes harder than any other horror and no i will not be hearing any other opinions
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Books of 2025: October Wrap-Up.
Read some stuff! Bought some books (the sideways stack)! Did some knitting! Brainstormed and plotted a book! Many things this month! I was wrapping up my horror/romance quests, so that's mostly what's accounted for here (with a NaNo prep nonfic fungal aside).
Photos with reviews linked:
CRAFT ★★★★ Horror Quest Adjacent (I think it's cute that the author didn't think this was Horror™ when she finished writing it lol). I'm definitely keeping an eye out for her future work--great little collection, loved the frame narrative.
THE ONLY GOOD INDIANS ★★★★ Reread for Horror Quest! Holds up very well, does neat structural things. I love SJG.
SPREAD ME ★★★½ I will follow Sarah Gailey to the ends of the earth, which apparently includes a terrifying patch of desert. Erotic horror isn't usually my jam, but I am here for body horror, so. Net win.
THE LADY'S GUIDE TO CELESTIAL MECHANICS ★★★½ (Stand-in pages out book for this; I returned my library copy already.) More Romance Quest! Historical! Science and art! Lesbians! Legiblest of genre beats!
ENTANGLED ★★★ I wanted this to be Good, and it was Just Fine™. Had promise, didn't deliver for me :/
AMBER BEACH ★★ Last structural installment of Romance Quest! I got what I wanted out of it but I can't say that I recommend it haha.
WHIRLWIND ROMANCE - 169/269 pages read. Enjoying these weird dark little stories so far (though I did think it was A Novel when I put it on my list this year and uh. It's not.)
Now, if y'all will excuse me, I have my own weird dark little book to write this month, I'll see you on the other side >:D
Under the Cut: A Note About ~*★Stars★*~
No one ask me how much I've spent on books this week, I don't wanna talk about it 😬
(This pile includes gifts for people. This pile doesn't include the books I ordered online.)
