december 14, '23: the scarlet letter, notes, exams, and stuff//
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these have been two weeks of tiny books — orwell’s why i write, a book that has been on my list for a very long time; the vegetarian by han kang and assembly by natasha brown, both of which were a little underwhelming, if not disappointing. on the other hand, i thoroughly enjoyed small things like these by claire keegan, although i did want it to be longer if only because i wanted to sink into the world keegan builds.
i’m currently halfway through giovanni’s room, my first baldwin, and one i’m really liking.
incredibly excited about all of these (also already reading in bits and pieces about five of these)
Take the A!
A Monthly Book Club for Reading Aspec Books
The monthly aspec book club is here! Whether you're ace-spec, aro-spec, a combination, or neither, join us in reading a variety of reads featuring a-spec main characters across genres. With no set meeting dates and discussions segmented by chapter spans, you can read and discuss these stories at your own pace. Our selection process also seeks to ensure that each member gets to provide direct input when deciding each month's reads.
More information below the cut; Discord invite in the reblogs.
Signal boosts allowed and appreciated! :)
it's a sunny, clear october day for research. i have a timeline and everything for work now: honestly, who is she
Absolutely delicious! Emily is a fantastic character and I loved everything about this book. Set in an alt 1900s version of our world and written as an academic field journal for a research trip, the style of prose was a refreshing change of pace. I’m looking forward to book 2!
