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(Fantasy) The Raah dominate the humans, but Miriam wants to try to be more like a human, incurring her father's wrath. (6,937 words; Time: 23m)
Rating: ★★★☆☆ Average
"Masks of the Mud God," by Greg Kurzawa [bio] (edited by Scott H. Andrews), appeared in Beneath Ceaseless Skies issue 213, published on November 24, 2016.
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Pro: Miriam wants things to change. She figures out that her dead son can be an instrument of change. And change comes.
Con: Miriam is a weak protagonist. For the most part, she just sits back and watches things happen. The story itself is a bit confusing. We never really learn who the Raah are nor why the eat their babies. And the ending is a deus ex machina.
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Con: Miriam is a weak protagonist. For the most part, she just sits back and watches things happen. The story itself is a bit confusing. We never really learn who the Raah are nor why the eat their babies. And the ending is a deus ex machina.
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