Neverwhens: S.E. Lindberg’s Grave’s Daughters — an Imbalance of Familial Humors may Destroy a World
There is many kinds of world-building. Some create worlds so adjacent to our own, they simply are shadows — a slight change of name, a slight change of history. Others use an Earthly template — Bronze Age, Classical, Medieval, Early Modern, Victorian — and then layer their own elements of magic and science atop; while others yet create wholly distinct, carefully articulated “other worlds” that are the characters of the story themselves.
This is not what S.E. Lindberg writes about.