Alix E. Harrow writes fantasy about women, stories and the power contained in houses, names and old tales. The Ten Thousand Doors of January follows a young woman in the early twentieth century who discovers doors into other worlds and a book that changes what she understands about her own history. The Once and Future Witches places three estranged sisters inside an alternate 1893 where suffrage and witchcraft become connected forms of resistance. Starling House turns a decaying Kentucky mansion and the young woman drawn to it into a gothic story about inherited harm and local power. Harrow’s prose is lyrical, politically aware and story-conscious. Her work suits historical fantasy, feminist fairy tales, portal fantasy and modern gothic fiction. Read more Less
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