Synopsis: Divine bureaucracy. Queer grief. One Seer just trying not to explode on company time. The gods didn’t retire. They unionised. Meet Juno seer-class, divine-adjacent, and one decision away from a disciplinary on any given Tuesday. Welcome to the Company, an oh-so-British bureaucracy that files incident reports on eldritch hazards, negotiates with divine egos, and keeps the magic-adjacent digital paperwork. Across darkly funny tales, Juno stumbles through: Sharp, deadpan, and a little feral, this collection blends urban fantasy, mythic fallout, and office satire. Perfect for fans of Good Omens, Rivers of London, and “what if The Umbrella Academy had to fill out risk assessments.” British wit, queer vibes, eldritch admin, found-family edges, a haunted vending machine, and one very tired HR (sorry—Divine Resources). Review: I was looking for something entertaining, that makes me lough and is not your average storytelling. That’s exactly what I got here. Have you ever seen signs that told you to stay away? Have people told you to not do certain things because you’ll get hurt? Do you apply common sense for avoiding certain situations that sound dangerous to begin with? Meet Juno, who always does exactly the opposite of what she is told to do, … Continue reading Review: Those Old Gods Short Stories by N. J Leaver