Psalm for the Wild-Built is a captivating novella that has it all – robots, tea, and an apocalyptic world where nature has taken over. The story follows Sibling Dex, a non-binary monk with a unique talent for brewing herbal tea that calms their clients. Despite their success, Dex feels unfulfilled and sets off on a journey towards the sound of crickets. Along the way, they stumble upon an urban legend – robots who gained self-awareness and disappeared into the wilderness centuries ago.

In just 147 pages, the author creates a vivid and cozy world that transports the reader to Dex's life. The story is philosophical, exploring themes such as the purpose of life and our relationship with the natural world. It also touches on topics such as eco-friendliness and our perception of death.

While some readers may find the book lacking in world-building and character backstory, its cozy content and introspective nature made it an instant favorite.