My consumption of books has oddly slowed this past month, not because I’ve stopped reading but because I’ve started going through Choice of Games titles. They’re fantastic and fun reading experiences, but they don’t count on my StoryGraph titles, putting me down to ‘right on track’ in the quest to read 75 books by the…
The books have been treating me well lately, and I hope they’re doing the same for you. Busier schedules this month have meant fewer hours for reading, but it’s always possible to peel off a few minutes here and there for a short story or two. Or a novel. The Night Meeting I just finished…
I’m almost starting to think that there won’t be time to read all of the books. Welcome to April’s Reading Roundup.
As we enter this cold, cold month of December, I feel like it might be a good time to do another roundup. It also occurs to me that calling it a December Roundup implies that I’m rounding up everything that happened in December, which is not, um, something I am capable of at this time….
The Writing Corner and Reading Corner have been, in some form, part of my newsletter for ages, but I’d like to bring them to a wider audience. I mean, why hide the books and writing news that I want to share?
The books were good this month, but there were a lot of them.
Award reading is over for me now that the Nebula votes are in. That left me drifting in the TBR piles a little, but don’t worry, I found some books to cling to. I’ll be fine. Reading this week has included Locklands, Purgatory Ridge, and let’s talk a little about Defekt.
