"Kei Vough's House of Filth explores grief in its series and species. Dark events that occur through familial responsibilities as parents. Narrative of their impacts on children of the happenstance. Korede tells these "wishful thinking," "obstinate bones," "recluse of wounds," and "footage of turbulence," in the most aching, wistful, yet beautiful and poetic grandeur."
-Taofeek Ayeyemi, author of Tongueless Secrets and Dust & Rust
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