Mad Sisters of Esi by Tashan Mehta | Book Review – BOOKISH ENGINEER
Myung and Laleh are keepers of the whale of babel. They roam within its cosmic chambers, speak folktales of themselves, and pray to an enigmatic figure they know only as 'Great Wisa'. To Laleh, this is everything. For Myung, it is not enough.
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