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Sabrina Imbler has always been drawn to the mystery of life in the sea, and …
My dad told me a while ago about a writing assignment he had - memoirs disguised like other things - a recipe, an obituary, a research paper. This book delightfully interweaves the author’s experiences and feelings with each informative chapter. I’m going to see if my dad wants to read it
I’ve loved everything Yong writes, and this is no exception. I read nonfiction out loud to my partner, and he writes in a way that flows very smoothly off the tongue
Funny and doom-drenched, The Employees chronicles the fate of the Six-Thousand Ship. The human and …
I feel as though once I've gone through more therapy I'll understand better what this book is an allegory for. For now, it's an unbound allegory. I picked up this book expecting a space opera and got something much more akin to poetry. I don't despise the book for that. In fact, I have a kind of fondness for it. But I think I will one day have to revisit it and be more prepared for poetry when I do.
Funny and doom-drenched, The Employees chronicles the fate of the Six-Thousand Ship. The human and …
I’ve seen this on a few recommendation lists, so I’m looking forward to seeing what it’s about
A collection of great, heartfelt stories. As with most SFF short story anthologies I read, I had to take a break between stories to let my mind solidify on the new ideas they introduced
Content warning Spoilers for the book and series
I always love when a book ends up being a book about linguistics. This was no exception. I was glad to get to know Rowan better, and continue to flesh out the world she inhabits
If you ask, she must answer. A steerswoman's knowledge is shared with any who request it; no steerswoman may refuse …
On a bitter-cold day, in the December of his junior year at Harvard, Sam Masur …
A beautiful story of people doing their best to love another. Just clever enough and just heart-wrenching enough
Ace of Spades is an absolutely amazing book, exciting. Every word makes you want to turn a page.
I listened as an audiobook. Overall, I’m a big fan. It gave new words to a lot of the thoughts I’ve had for a while now, and got me thinking about a few things in a less partisan way. I’m dubious of the possibility of implementing the change this book demonstrates as necessary, but it doesn’t skirt the issue of that difficulty, either.
