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Book Review: Vicious

Book Review: Vicious

I have been highly recommended Vicious from many different people in my life and promised a fun, friends to enemies story with some homosexual tension. Unfortunately I would have thought this was good in 2008 but have read much deeper books since then, so it flopped for me in a lot of ways. I didn’t […]

Posted June 18, 2024 by geograph in review / 0 Comments
Book Review: The Husbands

Book Review: The Husbands

I LOVE LOVE LOVED this book. I love time loops and I love alternate universes and I loved the exploration of that in this book, and I loved our main characters and I even loved the ending, even though it was kind of fucked up — but in a very deserving way, I think! In […]

Posted June 8, 2024 by geograph in review / 0 Comments
Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 Roundup

Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 Roundup

Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 The most important and worthwhile bookish thing I did this year is that the Howl’s Moving Castle trilogy by Diana Wynne Jones (Howl’s Moving Castle, Castle In the Air, and House of Many Ways) came out with new covers by Josee Shimazaki, I instantly fell in love with them, and […]

Posted January 1, 2024 by geograph in Uncategorized / 0 Comments
Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 – #6

Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 – #6

In 2023 I had the incredible opportunity to work on the Muriel Rukeyser archive at Eastern Michigan University. Working in an archive and combing through Rukeyser’s original papers and letters, discovering a person through the things she left behind, I got to know Rukeyser. At the end of my internship, I was gifted THE ESSENTIAL […]

Posted January 1, 2024 by geograph in Uncategorized / 0 Comments
Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 – #5

Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 – #5

This year I read two books at very different times, but in some ways inextricably paired: PEOPLE LOVE DEAD JEWS by Dara Horn in January and THE GOLEM OF BROOKLYN by Adam Mansbach in September/October. THE GOLEM OF BROOKLYN was screamingly funny; PEOPLE LOVE DEAD JEWS was bittersweetly nonfiction. Sometimes you walk around a problem […]

Posted December 31, 2023 by geograph in Uncategorized / 0 Comments
Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 – #4

Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 – #4

I had a lot of trouble Reading for Fun this year because I did too much Reading for School, but one book I really enjoyed was THE ANNUAL MIGRATION OF CLOUDS by Premee Mohamed (also author of the incredible “Beneath the Rising” series). I read this in its entirety on a plane coming back from […]

Posted December 30, 2023 by geograph in Local / 0 Comments
Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 – #2

Lat’s Bookish Adventures of 2023 – #2

Andrew Joseph White had his second book out this year, and it was a BIG EVENT this summer when my roommate went to pick up my Booksweet preorder and came home with THE SPIRIT BARES ITS TEETH, White’s second YA book. Less gory but more visceral than HELL FOLLOWED WITH US, I devoured this book […]

Posted December 28, 2023 by geograph in Local / 0 Comments
Lat’s Bookish Adventures in 2023 – #1

Lat’s Bookish Adventures in 2023 – #1

Seven journal-y type posts about my bookish adventures in 2023. The most important and worthwhile bookish thing I did this year is that the Howl’s Moving Castle trilogy by Diana Wynne Jones (Howl’s Moving Castle, Castle In the Air, and House of Many Ways) came out with new covers by Josee Shimazaki (pictured), I instantly […]

Posted December 27, 2023 by geograph in Uncategorized / 0 Comments
Book Review: This Is What It Sounds Like

Book Review: This Is What It Sounds Like

This book is incredible, and I find myself wanting to reference it all the time. I loved finding out all about what makes a person tick with regards to music, and these two authors are conversational and include anecdotes as well as serious science and studies. The result is a book that’s approachable, really cool, […]

Posted November 11, 2022 by geograph in Uncategorized / 0 Comments