Netta Baker

As a public that's not necessarily professional literary critics, I think we tend to fall into this assumption that literary criticism means criticizing, not trying to gain better understanding, and that there's different ways of doing that.

So I go with an indie.

A lot of people don't usually know when things were actually self-published first, but Scarlett St.

Clair, she's actually a citizen of the Muscogee Nation.

And she wrote King of Battle and Blood and Queen of Myth and Monsters, which is a duology.

And it's about, without giving too much away, it's about

sacrifice and rediscovering love that has been torn away and a lot of dark magic and feminine rage to explore and take back what was lost and with the love re-emerging alongside it.

It's beautiful.

I love the love.

And I loved it.