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  • Finished reading: Weyward by Emilia Hart πŸ“š

    A gripping witchy tale that perfectly fits the season and features strong female protagonists dealing with abusive patriarchal structures.

    β†’ 5:29 PM, Oct 5
  • Finished reading: Somewhere Beyond the Sea by TJ Klune πŸ“š

    Another piece of Kluneβ€˜s writing that tore at my heartstrings featuring found family, love, resistance against oppressive heteronormative powers and fantastic characters.

    β†’ 5:25 PM, Oct 5
  • Finished reading: Lovecraft Country by Matt Ruff πŸ“š

    Great rewriting of Lovecraft’s universe that empowers the characters with each successive story and teaches about the horrors of segregation!

    β†’ 6:35 AM, Sep 28
  • Finished reading: The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner πŸ“š

    A fun read with a few interesting twists and historical mysteries.

    β†’ 5:10 PM, Sep 19
  • Finished reading: A Prayer for the Crown-Shy by Becky Chambers πŸ“š

    A beautiful sequel to A Psalm for the Wild-Built! The society described seems like the eco-utopia this world needs right now.

    β†’ 1:42 PM, Sep 16
  • Finished reading: A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers πŸ“š

    Cozy and thought-provoking narrative that felt like a Studio Ghibli story at times. Something to learn for our planetβ€˜s future in there.

    β†’ 7:26 AM, Sep 13
  • Finished reading: On Writing and Worldbuilding by Timothy Hickson πŸ“š

    Another educational handbook on writing fiction, let’s see if I finally manage to put the advice into action.

    β†’ 10:42 PM, Sep 7
  • Finished reading: The Emperor and the Endless Palace by Justinian Huang πŸ“š

    Lovely (and extremely spicy) story reminding me a bit of Cloud Atlas!

    β†’ 1:39 PM, Sep 1
  • Finished reading: What Moves The Dead by T. Kingfisher πŸ“š

    Uncanny retelling of Fall of the House of Usher invoking additional issues of gender identity! Terrifying short read!

    β†’ 8:02 PM, Aug 25
  • Finished reading: The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe πŸ“š

    β†’ 8:00 PM, Aug 25
  • Finished reading: Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell πŸ“š

    I can’t believe I put off reading this novel for such a long time - great story and characters!

    β†’ 6:17 PM, Aug 22
  • Finished reading: The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins πŸ“š

    For a book I stumbled upon in the apartment we’re staying at after my eReader broke, this turned out to be a fascinating read!

    β†’ 9:35 PM, Aug 9
  • Finished reading: The Age of Magical Overthinking by Amanda Montell πŸ“š

    An enlightening exploration of the mind and the biases that haunt it, guided by the author through relatable examples and personal narratives.

    β†’ 5:44 PM, Aug 5
  • Finished reading: Nettle & Bone by T. Kingfisher πŸ“š

    I absolutely adored the story of Marra and her fellowship of misfits. Following their adventures felt like watching a group of close friends with all their unique irks and quirks. Looking forward to reading more by T. Kingfisher/Ursula Vernon!

    Have you got any recommendations?

    β†’ 7:50 PM, Aug 4
  • Finished reading: If Cats Disappeared From The World by Genki Kawamura πŸ“š

    Fun quick read!

    β†’ 5:04 PM, Aug 1
  • Finished reading: The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman πŸ“š

    Finally got around to read this and I can’t understand why I put it off for such a long time. Fantastic story full of magic, eldritch horrors and beautiful characters!

    β†’ 12:28 PM, Jul 31
  • Finished reading: Before We Say Goodbye by Toshikazu Kawaguchi πŸ“š

    β†’ 4:53 PM, Jul 30
  • Finished reading: A Catalogue for the End of Humanity by Timothy Hickson πŸ“š

    A fantastic collection of sci-fi and fantasy short stories. Especially loved On the Beach of Forgotten Things and Trickle Down Lobotomies.

    β†’ 5:10 PM, Jul 24
  • Finished reading: How Do You Live? by Genzaburo Yoshino πŸ“š

    β€žHow will you live?β€œ - a great final question to end this thought-provoking book about humanness and individual experiences.

    β†’ 7:54 PM, Jul 18
  • Finished reading: The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll πŸ“š

    Ryder Carroll put together a comprehensive yet minimalist enough journaling system which I am giving a try right now. Especially the idea of being able to use it as a reflection of past decisions and emotions makes this intriguing.

    β†’ 4:50 PM, Jul 10
  • Finished reading: Winter’s Orbit by Everina Maxwell πŸ“š

    Fun space opera.

    β†’ 10:46 PM, Jun 29
  • Finished reading: Days at the Morisaki Bookshop by Satoshi Yagisawa πŸ“š

    A comforting read reminding me of the Before the Coffee gets Cold series. Loved the insight in Japanese culture and the setting although the bookshop part ended rather early in the story.

    β†’ 6:32 PM, Jun 17
  • Finished reading: The Giddy Death of the Gays & the Strange Demise of Straights by Redfern Jon Barrett πŸ“š

    Touching exploration of gender, identity and polyamory with a diverse and likable cast of characters! Will have to read Proud Pink Sky soon.

    β†’ 6:27 PM, Jun 17
  • Finished reading: Love, Life & Legacy by Nicholas Bate πŸ“š

    β†’ 3:57 PM, May 30
  • Finished reading: Starlight and Shadows by Vera Winters πŸ“š

    Loved the premise of this queer cozy fantasy story about a magic shop after enjoying Legends and Lattes, but this one unfortunately fell apart, especially towards the end.

    β†’ 5:39 PM, May 26
  • Finished reading: The Frugal Wizard’s Handbook for Surviving Medieval England by Brandon Sanderson πŸ“š

    Not bad, but certainly not my favorite one of Sandersonβ€˜s.

    β†’ 10:52 PM, May 12
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