Rated Missy Series 2 10/10
Even better than the first volume. Very, very much enjoyed this. It's funny, adds more to Missy/the Master's history, and the Monk is always great when he shows up.
Rated Missy Series 2 10/10
Even better than the first volume. Very, very much enjoyed this. It's funny, adds more to Missy/the Master's history, and the Monk is always great when he shows up.
Finished reading The Genesis of Misery
Finished reading Iron Widow
Finished reading All Systems Red
Reviewed You Belong to the Universe Lib/E: Buckminster Fuller and the Future
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Finished reading Fugitive Telemetry
Wants to read Telesa: The Covenant Keeper
Finished reading A Spectre is Haunting Greentree
Finished reading The Black Tides of Heaven
Finished reading The Red Threads of Fortune
Finished reading The Descent of Monsters
Finished reading The Ascent to Godhood
Rated Missy Series 4: Bad Influence 9/10
<div>Another great set of Missy adventures.</div>
Rated Montana Noir 10/10
Even though there were a few stories that I didn't love every bit of, and one I just didn't like (Downtown Billings, looking at you, but maybe I'm missing something), I still LOVED this collection. It is such a RELIEF to read a book that really makes an effort to get Montana right. Sure we have cowboys and all that, but we're just as varied here as many other places. It's hard to pick a favorite, but maybe Debra Magpie Earling's Polson-set story is it. The pacing, the details, all of it: perfection. <br><br>Other highlights include David Abrams, Caroline Patterson, Eric Heidle, Keir Graff, Jamie Ford, and Janet Skeslien Charles' stories. Also, if you get a chance to see Yvonne Seng read aloud, do so, because that woman's voice is magnificent.<br><br>Full disclosure: I do know some of the authors personally, but we're a state of only a million people. It would be weird if I didn't.
Review forthcoming.
Rated Negative Space 10/10
<div>LOVED so much about this very smart and empathetic look at being an artist, art in general, addict parents, and memory. I also really liked the photographs of her father's work interspersed throughout. It's too bad (I'm assuming) printing considerations mean that the photos are black and white, but they're all still very striking. I definitely recommend this book.</div>
Wants to read Miss MacIntosh, My Darling
Reviewed A Joosr Guide to… The One Minute Manager by Kenneth Blanchard & Spencer Johnson
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Reviewed Jacob Bronowski - Science and Human Values / Brono
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Reviewed The Wind's Twelve Quarters
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