Rated Caliban’s War 10/10
Still loving this series. My one quibble is, yes, we get it, Bobbie is bigger than the rest of them. No need to mention it every single time she walks into the room.
Rated Caliban’s War 10/10
Still loving this series. My one quibble is, yes, we get it, Bobbie is bigger than the rest of them. No need to mention it every single time she walks into the room.
Finished reading Artificial Condition
Finished reading Here After: A Memoir
Wants to read Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands
Finished reading Girlfriend on Mars
Wants to read Guards! Guards!
Finished reading Here After: A Memoir
Finished reading Invasive Species: What Everyone Needs to Know
Finished reading Peanuts: The Illustrious History of the Goober Pea
Finished reading Midwest Maize: How Corn Shaped the U.S. Heartland
Wants to read Long Bright River
Wants to read Feeding Ghosts: A Graphic Memoir
Wants to read Paladin's Grace
Wants to read Pineapple Street
Finished reading Potluck Desserts: Joyful Recipes to Share with Pride
Finished reading Iron Widow
Rated Mutual Aid: Building Solidarity During This Crisis 10/10
<div>If you do ANY sort of community work, it's worth reading this, even if what you do is not strictly mutual aid. There's a lot to consider here (yes, even if you've been at this awhile), and it may inspire people to start new projects or work in different ways. The advice and information given is not one-size-fits-all. I like that this comes with a list of further resources, plus a link to a downloadable guide so that, no matter your group, everyone can figure out the best way to meet their goals. I can think of numerous organizations who would benefit from putting these skills into practice.</div>
Finished reading Witch King
Rated A Dead Djinn in Cairo 9/10
<div>I really enjoy all the stories set in this alternate Cairo universe. </div>
Rated Actress of a Certain Age: My Twenty-Year Trail to Overnight Success 10/10
<div>Absolutely recommend doing the audiobook version of this because Jeff Hiller reads it himself, and it really adds to the whole experience. It's a realistic and funny view of the hard work involved in acting, no matter what version of it you do — whether it's on a semi-cult HBO show during Peak Pandemic Times or pretending to be a cockroach in Times Square for a day because it pays $500 and has a free lunch. I truly laughed to the point of tears several times, and I remember seeing a few of his commercials back when they aired. The essays are great, but alas, my library audiobook did not come with the PDF of photos. He thanks Kate Dipold at the end, and it reminded me that I hope we get to see more from his character on S2 of Widow's Bay. </div>