Joshua Gibson
@jagibson.bsky.social
Actor/entertainer. Kind and empathetic, but will fight tooth and nail for the people I love.
Book 20 of 2025.
It took a while to get into because of all the setup. I will say the world building is really strong but I read it too casually to fully appreciate it. Definitely an interesting story though!
It took a while to get into because of all the setup. I will say the world building is really strong but I read it too casually to fully appreciate it. Definitely an interesting story though!
December 29, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Book 20 of 2025.
It took a while to get into because of all the setup. I will say the world building is really strong but I read it too casually to fully appreciate it. Definitely an interesting story though!
It took a while to get into because of all the setup. I will say the world building is really strong but I read it too casually to fully appreciate it. Definitely an interesting story though!
Book 19 of 2025
Took me a while cause I was reading two at once while life got busy. This was... all right. There didn't really seem to be a satisfying conclusion for me but I can see the appeal.
Took me a while cause I was reading two at once while life got busy. This was... all right. There didn't really seem to be a satisfying conclusion for me but I can see the appeal.
November 28, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Book 19 of 2025
Took me a while cause I was reading two at once while life got busy. This was... all right. There didn't really seem to be a satisfying conclusion for me but I can see the appeal.
Took me a while cause I was reading two at once while life got busy. This was... all right. There didn't really seem to be a satisfying conclusion for me but I can see the appeal.
Book 18 of 2025. Went back to non fiction with this trivia book about the early days of Hollywood.
September 28, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Book 18 of 2025. Went back to non fiction with this trivia book about the early days of Hollywood.
Book 17 of 2025. This one has lots of fun anecdotes, some I just knew randomly. But hearing it from someone that was in the thick of it is always fascinating to me. These are the sort of biographical books I am drawn to because you get a lot of the writer's personality.
August 25, 2025 at 3:02 PM
Book 17 of 2025. This one has lots of fun anecdotes, some I just knew randomly. But hearing it from someone that was in the thick of it is always fascinating to me. These are the sort of biographical books I am drawn to because you get a lot of the writer's personality.
Next Saturday, come check us out and help support my little acting group as we put the fun in fundraiser!
August 15, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Next Saturday, come check us out and help support my little acting group as we put the fun in fundraiser!
Books 12-16
Read this series as a bit of a break and is still fun enough. I do like the characters and a lot of the modernization of Greek mythology. Wish the characters would grow just a little bit more from book to book.
Read this series as a bit of a break and is still fun enough. I do like the characters and a lot of the modernization of Greek mythology. Wish the characters would grow just a little bit more from book to book.
August 15, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Books 12-16
Read this series as a bit of a break and is still fun enough. I do like the characters and a lot of the modernization of Greek mythology. Wish the characters would grow just a little bit more from book to book.
Read this series as a bit of a break and is still fun enough. I do like the characters and a lot of the modernization of Greek mythology. Wish the characters would grow just a little bit more from book to book.
Book 11 of 2025
Though this had many interesting factoids on what led to a lot of assumptions and inaccurate pre-conceptions of how society evolved, the conclusion seemed to be... Nothing. Which was disappointing, but if you enjoy tongue and cheek type text books, this is it.
Though this had many interesting factoids on what led to a lot of assumptions and inaccurate pre-conceptions of how society evolved, the conclusion seemed to be... Nothing. Which was disappointing, but if you enjoy tongue and cheek type text books, this is it.
August 15, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Book 11 of 2025
Though this had many interesting factoids on what led to a lot of assumptions and inaccurate pre-conceptions of how society evolved, the conclusion seemed to be... Nothing. Which was disappointing, but if you enjoy tongue and cheek type text books, this is it.
Though this had many interesting factoids on what led to a lot of assumptions and inaccurate pre-conceptions of how society evolved, the conclusion seemed to be... Nothing. Which was disappointing, but if you enjoy tongue and cheek type text books, this is it.
Book 10 of 2025. Eerily similar parallels to what's been happening the last 4 months. Thank God for the few people like O. Rogge, who stood in the way, when if all they did was slow the slide by 80 years.
May 8, 2025 at 2:32 PM
Book 10 of 2025. Eerily similar parallels to what's been happening the last 4 months. Thank God for the few people like O. Rogge, who stood in the way, when if all they did was slow the slide by 80 years.
Book 9 of 2025. This was a surprisingly good read. Liked how it was basically an Agatha Christie like mystery with a fantasy background sprinkled with Sci-Fi elements. Definitely recommend it.
April 21, 2025 at 2:52 PM
Book 9 of 2025. This was a surprisingly good read. Liked how it was basically an Agatha Christie like mystery with a fantasy background sprinkled with Sci-Fi elements. Definitely recommend it.
Book 8 of 2025. Such a satisfying (albeit rushed) conclusion that seems like an actual ending. Reading some of their other stuff, I'd say that's one of their strengths, actually.
April 7, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Book 8 of 2025. Such a satisfying (albeit rushed) conclusion that seems like an actual ending. Reading some of their other stuff, I'd say that's one of their strengths, actually.
Book 7 of 2025. Forgot to post here. This series has re-cemented itself for me as a favorite.
April 7, 2025 at 6:20 PM
Book 7 of 2025. Forgot to post here. This series has re-cemented itself for me as a favorite.
Book 6 of 2025. Loved getting to revisit Arianus and all the wonderful world building and characters being expanded on. Chelestra may have been the chosen works for the Sartans, but Arianus was definitely the favorite for the authors.
April 1, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Book 6 of 2025. Loved getting to revisit Arianus and all the wonderful world building and characters being expanded on. Chelestra may have been the chosen works for the Sartans, but Arianus was definitely the favorite for the authors.
Book 5 of 2025. Really enjoying having time to read again. It's helping spur my own creativity too!
March 17, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Book 5 of 2025. Really enjoying having time to read again. It's helping spur my own creativity too!
Book 4 of 2025. So happy to be reading this series again. Maybe this year will be all re-reads.
March 8, 2025 at 10:11 PM
Book 4 of 2025. So happy to be reading this series again. Maybe this year will be all re-reads.
Book 2 of 2025. Love The Death Gate Cycle.
March 4, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Book 2 of 2025. Love The Death Gate Cycle.
I get that it just happened, but can Trump's political opponents do anything other than bitch about Trump? You've been doing it for 10 years and it's not helped at all. Has real WWII England and France writing angry letters to Hitler vibes.
February 2, 2025 at 4:16 PM
I get that it just happened, but can Trump's political opponents do anything other than bitch about Trump? You've been doing it for 10 years and it's not helped at all. Has real WWII England and France writing angry letters to Hitler vibes.
7 days away! So excited to get this show off the ground.
January 26, 2025 at 6:34 PM
7 days away! So excited to get this show off the ground.
What does he smoke, Laura?
Laura Loomer is not happy that Elon Musk is making a mockery of Trump's big AI announcement
January 22, 2025 at 11:41 PM
What does he smoke, Laura?
Reposted by Joshua Gibson
This is worth a watch. Listen to Michael Fanone after the trash is done speaking. Pass it on.
January 22, 2025 at 5:37 PM
This is worth a watch. Listen to Michael Fanone after the trash is done speaking. Pass it on.
Don't tell Trump. He'll just call it fake news.
An estimated 24.6 million viewers watched Trump's inauguration yesterday, Nielsen announced.
That compares with the nearly 31 million who watched his first inauguration, in 2017, and the 33.8 million viewers for Biden's 2021 inauguration.
That compares with the nearly 31 million who watched his first inauguration, in 2017, and the 33.8 million viewers for Biden's 2021 inauguration.
January 22, 2025 at 1:14 AM
Don't tell Trump. He'll just call it fake news.
In other news. First book of 2025.
January 21, 2025 at 10:56 PM
In other news. First book of 2025.
How long do you think it'll be before the man child begins the Hunger Games? He'll probably try to take credit for the idea too. 🙄
January 21, 2025 at 8:25 PM
How long do you think it'll be before the man child begins the Hunger Games? He'll probably try to take credit for the idea too. 🙄
Reposted by Joshua Gibson
Although what Trump did yesterday may surprise consumers of mainstream news, nothing he did surprised me because I listened to what he said during the campaign, much of which never made its way into mainstream news.
January 21, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Although what Trump did yesterday may surprise consumers of mainstream news, nothing he did surprised me because I listened to what he said during the campaign, much of which never made its way into mainstream news.