Where it Rains in Color
By Denise Crittendon
By Denise Crittendon
By Denise Crittendon
By Denise Crittendon
Category: Space Opera | Fairy Tales
Category: Space Opera | Fairy Tales
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$17.99
Dec 06, 2022 | ISBN 9781915202123
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Dec 06, 2022 | ISBN 9781915202130
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Praise
“Outer space royalty literally glitter in the first book to come out of Angry Robot’s 2020 Black Lives Matter Acquisition period. .”
– Den of Geek
“The world building here is lush and full of Dogon mythology, making you feel like a world you’d want to get lost in. This is an Afrofuturist tale that will have you rethinking how you see beauty.”
– Book Riot
“A thrilling, accessible and endearingly hopeful novel, Where it Rains in Color is an uplifting read and an important addition to the Afrofuturist genre.”
– ETHEREA SFF Australian magazine
“Largely a statement about black women and their collective self-image, the novel contains messages of empowerment.”
– BLAC Detroit magazine
“A remarkable, literary achievement. The land of Swazembi sparkles.”
– Pulse Beat Media/910 am Superstation WFDF
Where it Rains in Color is a great novel…the universe painted is amazing.
– Reddit Fantasy
“A technicolor Afrofuturist fever-dream of a book. Debut author Denise Crittendon has created a world and characters that are deep and weird, rich and beautiful, fully human and far beyond.”
– R.W.W. Greene, author of The Light Years
“A beautiful, expansive new world.”
– Publishers Weekly
“Mysteries lurk beneath the candy-colored surface of this novel, just as they do on Swazembi, the richly detailed and marvelously inventive setting of this luminous tale. A captivating story about trusting received wisdom, challenging the status quo and owning one’s power. I loved it.”
– Khan Wong, author of The Circus Infinite
“Fueled by vibrant characters and a multi-variegated plot, Where it Rains in Color is an ambitious wide-screen journey that reimagines beauty standards and their relationship to the African Diaspora.”
– NPR
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