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In The Scarlet Ball, a young half-Vietnamese, half-French woman stumbles into an opportunity that could very well be the death of her. Judith Ban is a recent immigrant living in Manhattan and working for a very exclusive modiste. (For long hours and crappy wages, as this is taking place during the 1800s when everything was terrible for everyone, and yet somehow even more terrible if you were not white.) Our Protagonist is doing a delivery to a mansion that is in disarray: the young lady of the house has absconded in order to avoid a potentially lethal social obligation.

Misery’s Wife is a retelling of the Portuguese fairy tale, “What Came of Picking Flowers.” (I had to do some poking around to find out what folk tale the book was based on. It was not named in the book summary.) It’s something of a “Bluebeard” but with elements from other tale types. (Note: fairy tales tend to fall into rough categories with specific elements/themes in common.) It takes place in a post-apocalyptic, post-ecological collapse world in which the natural world has either gotten much, much bigger or else humanity has become much, much smaller.

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