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The other day I shared a book bingo card created by batmanisagatewaydrug. I finalized my list of fills and created a document where I can write down my reviews. Here's that list:

1. Literary Fiction: Pride & Prejudice – Jane Austen
   
2. Short story collection: After the Quake – Haruki Murakami
   
3. Sequel: The Girl in the Spider's Web – David Lagercrantz
   
4. Childhood Favorite: Saturday, the Twelfth of October – Norma Fox Mazer
   
5. 20th century speculative fiction: How Few Remain – Harry Turtledove
   
6. Fantasy: Beowulf: A New Translation – Maria Dahvana Headley
   
7. Published before 1950: The Canterbury Tales – Geoffrey Chaucer
   
8. Independent publisher: Bury Your Gays – Chuck Tingle
   
9. Graphic novel: Brave New World: A Graphic Novel – Aldous Huxley with Fred Fordham
   
10. Animal on the cover: The Thursday Murder Club – Richard Osman
    
11. Set in a country you have never visited: The Shadow of the Wind – Carlos Ruiz Zafón
    
12. Science fiction: The Three-Body Problem – Cixin Liu
    
13. 2025 Debut Author: Greenteeth – Molly O’Neill
    
14. Memoir: Escape – Carolyn Jessop
    
15. Read a zine, make a zine: helping your friends who sometimes wanna die maybe not die – Carly Boyce
    
16. Essay collection: All About Love – bell hooks
    
17. 2024 Award winner: I Am The Law – Michael Molcher
    
18. Nonfiction: The Poisoner's Handbook – Deborah Blum
    
19. Social justice and activism: Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria? – Beverly Daniel Tatum
    
20. Romance novel: Trade Me – Courtney Milan
    
21. Read and make a recipe: something from Baking Yesteryear – B. Dylan Hollis
    
22. Horror: Frankenstein – Mary Shelley
    
23. Published in the aughts: Never Let Me Go – Kazuo Ishiguro
    
24. Historical fiction: The White Company – Arthur Conan Doyle
    
25. Bookseller or librarian recommendation: To Build A Fire – Jack London

I have a question for those of you who write reviews for books: what do you keep in mind when you're writing them, and how do you gauge what your rating should be? I want to start leaving reviews on Storygraph and Likewise for the books I read.

I decided to make an allrecipes account a while back to get my recipes on a site where people might find them. At the time, they were having a bug where you couldn't edit your public profile, so I added one recipe and let it sit at that. Now, public profiles are working, and I wanted to edit the recipe I'd submitted to include a picture, so I went there to poke around.

And as far as I can tell you can't edit the recipes you add. Nor even delete them to repost.

That really grinds my gears and makes me want to post them elsewhere. I can't decide where that might be, though. Or rather, I just don't know what other options I might have. Does anyone have a suggestion?

I decided to bring back starlightchallenge and posted a poll for people to answer about when I should post prompts. If you're a writer or artist and enjoy the kinds of prompts I post there, make sure to tick a box for me!