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First appeared in Nine Bar Blues, up for a Locus award, reprinted by John Joseph Adams and Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki.
Fele and Yera are twin sisters, with a lifetime of sibling rivalry. Yera is the superior and flaunts it in her sister's face. There is much talk of ancestors, buried deep. The story is told while Fele seems to be in the process of being sacrificed.
Well structured, suspending the most painful outcome presented at the beginning, revealed at the end.
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