100% Organically-produced brain slop, 0% A.I.
Can't shut up about books, won't shut up about books. (Also, Gundams.)
Editing services forthcoming!
32, she/hers, 🏳️🌈
Tbh I'm already like 30% in, I was too curious!
Tbh I'm already like 30% in, I was too curious!
1. Some popsicle sticks, painted/stained black, which will make up the borders of the bad.
2. I cut out the path leading to town, the spot where the Flutter will rest, and the, uh, skidmark. I filled in and textured the skidmark with hot glue. Yeehaw for hot glue skidmarks.
1. Some popsicle sticks, painted/stained black, which will make up the borders of the bad.
2. I cut out the path leading to town, the spot where the Flutter will rest, and the, uh, skidmark. I filled in and textured the skidmark with hot glue. Yeehaw for hot glue skidmarks.
A queer book about mothers and grief isn't poised to destroy me emotionally at all 🫠
A queer book about mothers and grief isn't poised to destroy me emotionally at all 🫠
I've chosen the scene where the Flutter crashes from the beginning of Mega Man Legends. Chosen because 1. one of my favourite games–yes I'm still bitter about the MML3 cancellation and 2. I won't need a ton of supplies/new tools.
I've chosen the scene where the Flutter crashes from the beginning of Mega Man Legends. Chosen because 1. one of my favourite games–yes I'm still bitter about the MML3 cancellation and 2. I won't need a ton of supplies/new tools.
Happy (slightly belated) International Cat Day!
Happy (slightly belated) International Cat Day!
Callie Day? ✅
Callie Day? ✅
→ Hot Money
Yeah, yeah, the mystery and actual writing was good. But the way the women are largely the “bad” ones but the protagonist’s father, a cheater and otherwise unpleasant man, is largely seen as forgivable.
→ Hot Money
Yeah, yeah, the mystery and actual writing was good. But the way the women are largely the “bad” ones but the protagonist’s father, a cheater and otherwise unpleasant man, is largely seen as forgivable.
→ Harrow the Ninth
Yes, it's a reread. I'm still slapping it here in favourites because it ✨is✨ a favourite.
→ The Wonder Engine
Although this is an earlier work and a bit rough in parts, the actual Clocktaur stuff was REALLY good and I loved what the gang discovered about them.
→ Harrow the Ninth
Yes, it's a reread. I'm still slapping it here in favourites because it ✨is✨ a favourite.
→ The Wonder Engine
Although this is an earlier work and a bit rough in parts, the actual Clocktaur stuff was REALLY good and I loved what the gang discovered about them.
I read a grand total of ✨eight✨ books in May because I got the Big Sads and needed to lie down for a few weeks.
I was still on my T. Kingfisher kick at the beginning, but lost interest in really reading anything, and in the end I reread Harrow the Ninth for comfort.
I read a grand total of ✨eight✨ books in May because I got the Big Sads and needed to lie down for a few weeks.
I was still on my T. Kingfisher kick at the beginning, but lost interest in really reading anything, and in the end I reread Harrow the Ninth for comfort.
It was a mystifying experience.
It was a mystifying experience.
Favourite and least favourite by the same author? Wild. Although super easy to get into and a fairly compelling read, after finishing it I felt it really didn't hit like any of her other works, and I was actually really unhappy with the overall message. The Sorceress is certainly
Favourite and least favourite by the same author? Wild. Although super easy to get into and a fairly compelling read, after finishing it I felt it really didn't hit like any of her other works, and I was actually really unhappy with the overall message. The Sorceress is certainly
Yes, I'm on a T. Kingfisher kick. The Saint of Steel series is delightful.
Yes, I'm on a T. Kingfisher kick. The Saint of Steel series is delightful.