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MindiFlyth · 11-14-2017

No, but there are a couple of mentions of transformation on the promo page, and one reviewer says, “In her amazing, wildly inventive collection, Amy Bonnaffons writes about transformation, each story further complicating the world as we know it." So I don't know what happens in the book, but I'd say it's one to watch for.

SPOILERS:

Yeah, there is some handwaving in the story, and TBH I didn't really like the part where she brings a guy home for sex and then seriously injures him because his touch feels like a "bridle". That seemed like it was maybe supposed to be some feminist empowerment thing, but to me it just read like some poor, random guy getting the crap kicked out of him for daring to touch a woman in a scenario he had been led to believe was consensual. (Maybe it's supposed to be chilling, symbolizing how her humanity is slipping away. But I had the feeling we were supposed to be like, Go, girl!, and I was sure not feeling that.) All that aside, I thought it was well-written and it did really take its time to explore the transformation. I'd say this one is a must-listen for equine TF fans.

11-14-2017	#3
MindiFlyth Frequent Poster Join Date: Feb 2015 Posts: 152	Re: Female horse transformation audio drama No, but there are a couple of mentions of transformation on the promo page, and one reviewer says, “In her amazing, wildly inventive collection, Amy Bonnaffons writes about transformation, each story further complicating the world as we know it." So I don't know what happens in the book, but I'd say it's one to watch for. SPOILERS: Yeah, there is some handwaving in the story, and TBH I didn't really like the part where she brings a guy home for sex and then seriously injures him because his touch feels like a "bridle". That seemed like it was maybe supposed to be some feminist empowerment thing, but to me it just read like some poor, random guy getting the crap kicked out of him for daring to touch a woman in a scenario he had been led to believe was consensual. (Maybe it's supposed to be chilling, symbolizing how her humanity is slipping away. But I had the feeling we were supposed to be like, Go, girl!, and I was sure not feeling that.) All that aside, I thought it was well-written and it did really take its time to explore the transformation. I'd say this one is a must-listen for equine TF fans.