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What We Fed to the Manticore
by Talia Lakshmi Kolluri
Review of what we fed to the manticore (11/7/2022)
What We Took care of the Manticore is a work of unbelievable creative mind and trying, requesting that we perceive the internal existences of whales, jackasses, and pigeons to be basically as perplexing and profound as our own. The narratives in this assortment are perfectly composed and luxuriously sincerely finished; in Talia Kolluri's hands, the recognizable world we live in comes new to live. I gazed upward from the last page to find that my world - and my heart - had become greater.
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