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Monthly Archives: October 2017
Ghostwritten – David Mitchell
I really rather love David Mitchell. No real qualification to that, he just writes really well and it pleases me. However, this was his first book, and often that is a bit of a disappointment compared to a favourite author’s … Continue reading
Kindred – Octavia Butler
Welp. I read this in a day. That probably says more than the thousand words I’m going to write could possibly convey about how good I thought this book was (spoilers, I’m going to write those thousand words anyway). Because … Continue reading
Ms. Marvel vol. 1 (No Normal) – G. Willow Wilson and Adrian Alphona
MOAR COMICS. That is the theme of today (I have one more after this to read, and then I’m done on my reasonably sized ones until I buy WicDiv vol. 5, I think – I still have Lucifer vol. 2 to … Continue reading
Posted in All, Fantasy, Graphic Novels & Comics
Tagged Alphona, Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Ms. Marvel, Superhero, Wilson
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Monstress vol. 1 – Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda
Another birthday present (yes, I’m taking forever to get through them – I need less of a social life so I can read more books), but also one I’d been meaning to buy myself and read for AGES. And then … Continue reading
House of Names – Colm Tóibín
Hot on the heels of Bright Air Black, another literary reinterpretation of a Classical myth (this time, the Oresteia)… which was probably a bad idea. I mean, this has been on my reading pile for ages, so I was going to get … Continue reading
Posted in All, Else, History/Myth
Tagged Classics, History/Myth, House of Names, Tóibín
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Who Fears Death – Nnedi Okorafor
Another book-club book, but one I was very much intending to read anyway. It’s the same author as The Book of Phoenix, though this is the earlier work, and I believe The Book of Phoenix is meant as a sort of prelude, … Continue reading
Lumberjanes – Stevenson, Ellis, Watters & Allen
I shall sum this book up in two sentences: Someone: “Ripley, no!” Ripley: “Ripley YES!” Ok, so, if I’m being brutally honest, it’s over-silly and definitely over-sweet, as a story. It’s too twee. It’s too self-absorbed… But there’s a bookish … Continue reading
Posted in All, Graphic Novels & Comics
Tagged Allen, Ellis, Graphic Novel, Lumberjanes, Stevenson, Watters
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