Description: "[A] cheeky lesbian stoner fantasy . . . This is gallows humor with a light touch."-- The New York Times Book Review "Witty, warmhearted, frequently gorgeous, and an awful lot of fun ."-- NPR "Lana Baker is a scoundrel and a layabout, and I adore her."-- Emporia Gazette " High Times is funny, literally outlandish, and deeply relevant. A dazzling world, a terrifying predicament, and a lot of hallucinogenic drugs combine in an unlikely, engaging tale of friendship, wit, heroism, and romance."--Malka Older " Hilarious, and at times hallucinogenic , Kelly Robson''s High Times in Low Parliament lives up to its title. This book could flirt the knickers off a nun--or a politician--or a wicked fairy--then swagger back to snuggle us before our pillows grew cold."--C.S.E. Cooney "A great read, with all the right ingredients!"--Ellen Kushner " A satirical send-up of politicians and bureaucrats wrapped in a story of queer love and female friendship, sprinkled with fairy dust . . . Readers who like their political fantasies and power trips to go down with a spoonful of sugar will eat this up."-- Library Journal "Robson''s story, like Lana, is a tease, fascinating and clever . . . The political satire is sharp though, in this lighthearted romp."-- Booklist "Robson''s fans will enjoy this easygoing perspective on a politically charged fairy tale world."-- Publisher''s Weekly " High Times in the Low Parliament is, at its best, demented fun and shrewd satire . . . Robson has introduced us to a thoroughly engaging rogue in Lana, along with an appealingly grumpy fairy who comes to learn that humans might, after all, be worth saving from themselves. It''s a pair we wouldn''t mind visiting again."-- Locus and female friendship, sprinkled with fairy dust . . . Readers who like their political fantasies and power trips to go down with a spoonful of sugar will eat this up."-- Library Journal "Robson''s story, like Lana, is a tease, fascinating and clever . . . The political satire is sharp though, in this lighthearted romp."-- Booklist "Robson''s fans will enjoy this easygoing perspective on a politically charged fairy tale world."-- Publisher''s Weekly " High Times in the Low Parliament is, at its best, demented fun and shrewd satire . . . Robson has introduced us to a thoroughly engaging rogue in Lana, along with an appealingly grumpy fairy who comes to learn that humans might, after all, be worth saving from themselves. It''s a pair we wouldn''t mind visiting again."-- Locus and female friendship, sprinkled with fairy dust . . . Readers who like their political fantasies and power trips to go down with a spoonful of sugar will eat this up."-- Library Journal "Robson''s story, like Lana, is a tease, fascinating and clever . . . The political satire is sharp though, in this lighthearted romp."-- Booklist "Robson''s fans will enjoy this easygoing perspective on a politically charged fairy tale world."-- Publisher''s Weekly " High Times in the Low Parliament is, at its best, demented fun and shrewd satire . . . Robson has introduced us to a thoroughly engaging rogue in Lana, along with an appealingly grumpy fairy who comes to learn that humans might, after all, be worth saving from themselves. It''s a pair we wouldn''t mind visiting again."-- Locus and female friendship, sprinkled with fairy dust . . . Readers who like their political fantasies and power trips to go down with a spoonful of sugar will eat this up."-- Library Journal "Robson''s story, like Lana, is a tease, fascinating and clever . . . The political satire is sharp though, in this lighthearted romp."-- Booklist "Robson''s fans will enjoy this easygoing perspective on a politically charged fairy tale world."-- Publisher''s Weekly " High Times in the Low Parliament is, at its best, demented fun and shrewd satire . . . Robson has introduced us to a thoroughly engaging rogue in Lana, along with an appealingly grumpy fairy who comes to learn that humans might, after all, be worth saving from themselves. It''s a pair we wouldn''t mind visiting again."-- Locus Library Journal "Robson''s story, like Lana, is a tease, fascinating and clever . . . The political satire is sharp though, in this lighthearted romp."-- Booklist "Robson''s fans will enjoy this easygoing perspective on a politically charged fairy tale world."-- Publisher''s Weekly " High Times in the Low Parliament is, at its best, demented fun and shrewd satire . . . Robson has introduced us to a thoroughly engaging rogue in Lana, along with an appealingly grumpy fairy who comes to learn that humans might, after all, be worth saving from themselves. It''s a pair we wouldn''t mind visiting again."-- Locus

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