A gentle and warm hug, even for a non-fantasy lover like myself. Will be rereading, can guarantee. 

Just like with all anthologies, there were some real hits and some that were alright. Most of the ok stories were bc I felt the plot was too rushed even for a short story, or an unreasonable amount of things happened and the character development/falling in love happened too quickly. As always, I loved the work of Mia Sosa, Adriana Herrera, and Alexis Daria. New to me fav: Zoey Castile. I also enjoyed that there were two throuple stories and several queer stories. Quite diverse in many ways. 

This is quite informative - Judith Heumann has lead such an impressive life and been involved in so many important democratic processes for disability rights. I learned a lot! 

My only note is that I agree with other reviewers who said this is less of a memoir and more of a recounting of her  work as an activist. Which is a very good recounting don’t get me wrong, and I am glad she wrote it, but slightly different than what I thought I was getting.