Let Them Float by Katy Wimhurst

Thank you @zooBTours and Katy Wimhurst for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Let Them Float is a collection of short stories. Each story is enchanting, and they all stand out. I found Let them float to be enjoyable and a light read that will take you away from your world. The stories are written well, and Katy Wimhurst has great imagination skills that you can visualize in your head. Brilliant read and each story leaves you thinking which I love it when writer does that. A great read 5 stars. Katy’s Bio Katy Wimhurst’s first collection of short stories was Snapshots of the Apocalypse (Fly on the Wall Press, 2022) and her second collection Let Them Float will be published in December 2023 (Alien Buddha Press). Her fiction has been published in numerous magazines and anthologies, including The Guardian, Writers’ Forum, Cafe Irreal, Kaleidotrope, To Hull and Back, and ShooterLit. Her first book of visual poems, Fifty-One Trillion Bits, was published by Trickhouse Press (2023). She sometimes interviews writers for 3AM Magazine. Her website is https://whimsylph.wordpress.com She is housebound with the illness M.E. Katy’s Links Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whimsylph/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/SylphSea Website : https://whimsylph.wordpress.com Book Links Goodreads - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/201927920 Buy Links - https://mybook.to/letthemfloat-zbt Book Blurb In these short stories, Katy Wimhurst creates off-kilter worlds that illuminate our own. Apocalyptic rabbits invade a town. People overwhelmed by their lives float above an urban park. A woman turns transparent after a virus. The playful lens of magical realism is used to explore physical and mental illness and our fragile environment. Thought-provoking fiction with a good dose of whimsy.