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    Anadi Dolls

    By M.C.A. Hogarth

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    The last thing Jekun wanted to do was Turn neuter. She'd spent her life as a pampered breeder in the caverns of House Sadlan, a female prized for her intelligence and stamina. Changing this late in her life meant... loss. Heartbreak. Work! Can she--it--find a place among the neuters of her House? Or is there no peace to be found in a new body? A short story of the Jokka.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM.C.A. Hogarth
    Release dateJul 22, 2014
    ISBN9781501488993
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       I cried at the end of this. There's just... so much pain in this story. Although I was delighted to see Jekun finding a place for itself and peace with itself. It's just that... I think this is the first story where we've seen the perspective of a jokkad who derives her whole identity from being anadi, and who loses that identity and wants it back despite knowing what it will mean for herself in the end... That's a pain that's present in every single story of the jokka (that I've read to date), true, but it's always been peripheral and here it's centre stage. It was heartbreaking. I am so thrilled with how the story twisted and wound up in the end, but Jekun's sullenness and rebelliousness and the gradual, quiet acceptance as it learns what being eperu will mean for it... so painful to read.