When you’re a liar, telling the truth isn’t as easy as it seems. It’s a lot of hard work, and it can take its toll on your mental health and relationships with the people you love. In Sarah Gailey’s fantastic novella Magic for Liars, the price of someone stealing your magic can be high indeed. Especially when they use it to hurt the people around you. And maybe even to hurt you!
Overview About “Magic for Liars” by “Sarah Gailey”
Magic For Liars is a work of fiction written by author Sarah Gailey. The story follows Mellony, a young magic-user with autism who has been exiled from her family. With a terrifying power in her blood, she must find out how to live on her own before it’s too late. Over at her job in retail, she tries to forget about everything and remain calm. But that is harder than ever when an eccentric person asks her for help with a curse gone wrong. Soon she finds herself wrapped up in an exciting new world that shakes up all of Mellony’s preconceived notions about life and love. When I read through my first chapter. I became very excited to keep reading. Because there was lots of world-building information being thrown around quickly without slowing down or boring me.
Reviews About “Magic for Liars” by “Sarah Gailey”
This novel is easily one of my favorites that I have read so far in 2019 (and maybe even all-time). It was engaging from start to finish and kept me wanting more as soon as I finished reading each chapter. The characters were detailed, engaging, and believable – much like actual people – with strengths and weaknesses both fictional and nonfictional. One complaint I’ve heard other readers give is that they found much of it difficult to believe/picture; however, many pieces in books are hard to imagine when they describe things like clothing styles or vehicles that we don’t know of today.
About “Sarah Gailey” the author of “Magic for Liars”
For those just tuning in, I’m both a Hugo-nominated author and a California State University Professor of Creative Writing. I do my best to play as many hats as possible while balancing my responsibilities as an adjunct instructor with parenthood, writing fiction, and writing nonfiction. My debut novella First Fifteen Lives of Harry August was published in February 2016. My novelette Very Good Girls is available now from Uncanny Magazine (April/May 2016) and was nominated for a Nebula Award in 2017. Most recently, my short story In Joy, Knowing the Abyss Behind appeared in The Book Smugglers: Hidden Youth. My first collection is forthcoming from Rebellion/Solaris (Summer 2017).
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