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Review of The Black God's Drums P. Djèlì Clark

  • dibamaddy7
  • Jan 10
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 11

My Rating: 4.75 Stars


CW: blood, death, death of a parent, poverty, racism and slavery, set in a world with the Confederacy.


Ohhhh myyy goooodddd I love this book! P. Djèlì Clark is so good at steampunk. He writes believable women characters and doesn’t make queer women a sexualized thing. Creeper is a believable teen girl and Ann-Marie is equally complex and multifaceted.


Clark is one man I actually like reading queer women from.


Creeper and AM’s relationship was so sweet, and Féral is iconic.

 
 
 

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