28 year-old white queer lady in San Francisco. Knitter, transit geek, and sometime editor and cyclist. Planting peas and potatoes to prefigure an anarchist future. I listen to a lot of nonfiction audiobooks.
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Although they've collected plenty of evidence tying the seven Yotsuba members to the newest Kira, Light, L and the rest …
After a week locked up with no one but Ryuk for company, Light is ready to give up his Death …
one part was gnarly enough that I thought I might faint, definitely looking forward to the sequel
From T. Kingfisher, the award-winning author of The Twisted Ones, comes What Moves the Dead, …
This was a fun, fast read! Overall satisfying as someone who really loves fungal-based horror.
From T. Kingfisher, the award-winning author of The Twisted Ones, comes What Moves the Dead, a gripping and atmospheric retelling …
We are familiar with maps that outline all fifty states. And we are also familiar …
It is worse, much worse, than you think. If your anxiety about global warming is …
I gave this a 2.5 on StoryGraph but I'm rounding down here because it really wasn't very good.
I think I've just read too many climate books the past few years, but this did nothing for me. Don't feel like I learned much about climate change or how to deal with it. If you're thinking about picking this up. The Heat Will Kill You First, The Treeline, A Poison Like No Other (which is technically about plastics but touches on how that relates to climate change), Kings of the Yukon, Eager: The Surprising Secret Life of Beavers, or even Islands of Abandonment or Saving Tarboo Creek all do a much better job of discussing climate change and its effects, often with more interesting and concrete science and research to back it all up, and compelling possible solutions.
It is worse, much worse, than you think. If your anxiety about global warming is dominated by fears of sea-level …
With two Kiras on the loose, L asks Light to join the task force and pose as the real Kira …
Light is now under L's constant surveillance with microphones and camaras hidden in his room. He steps up his efforts, …
A whirlwind romance between an eccentric archivist and a grieving widow explores what it means …
I knew I would enjoy this, but I didn't realize quite how much. As soon as I heard it was about a trans archivist librarian I was sold, but the additions of it being a book about fandom and about how queer people discover themselves on the internet, with a little SF-specific flavor... this book is For Me, truly. I read some other people's reviews of it who didn't love it, and I get why--it's niche, and sometimes the gender politics of it aren't clean or nice. The writing felt luxurious to me, and I love a book that uses different kinds of prose formatting (scripts, chat logs, forum posts, etc.) to tell its story. I don't think it's a book that will work or even be pleasurable for most people, but god I really liked it
A whirlwind romance between an eccentric archivist and a grieving widow explores what it means to be at home in …
Getting over Your Vampire Ex is as Easy as Killing Him and Stealing His Girlfriend
Holly Liddell has been stuck …
Light thinks he's put an end to his troubles with the FBI—by using the Death Note to kill off the …
Light Yagumi is a bored student who comes across a Death Note dropped by a Shinigami death god. Any human …