DeejUnfazed finished reading First Year Out by Sabrina Symington
Based on the author's own personal experiences and those of her friends, this intimate and …
What I expected.
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I read to escape: fantasy and scifi to escape reality, non-fiction to escape ignorance, smut to escape ... actually that's probably reality as well ...
I need to read more and scroll fedi less. Building my "Want To Read" here first. Eventually I'll start putting in entries for the TBR pile, and then I'll ... who am I kidding? I'll die before I finish that one.
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DeejUnfazed started reading First Year Out by Sabrina Symington
Based on the author's own personal experiences and those of her friends, this intimate and …
Another I came across randomly and scooped up immediately (because trans). Don't always love coming out stories, but always interested.
DeejUnfazed rated Dreaming: 5 stars
DeejUnfazed finished reading Dreaming by G. Willow Wilson
My first dip back into the Dreaming for more than 15 years. Picked it up randomly without regard for where it falls in the timeline. I loved it. Much has changed, but the parts that mattered to me remain. Fairy tales to entertain, thrill, and creep you out. And maybe even question if doing your post-grad is worth it ... Haters of comics please keep your seats: this isn't your stop.
DeejUnfazed reviewed Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
Only once in a great while does a writer come along who defies comparison -- …
I don't know if I'd read it again
4 stars
I read it in the 90's. It was magnificent. I don't know if I'd read it now. There's not enough time, and there are so many newer things to read. Read it for research, if you want to know where the genre came from?
DeejUnfazed finished reading Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
Only once in a great while does a writer come along who defies comparison -- …
Going to start marking books read as I trip over them in bookwyrm. Setting read date to 2022-12-31 for anything I've read in the last 40 years.
Feels like a first book
3 stars
Reads like a long introduction to something new. Kept me interested enough to finish it--and I definitely want to know where the author went, from here. Possible that once I've read a couple more, I'll say that this one could've been skipped?
Fallen angels and Eastern magics in a post-apocalyptic alternate mid-20th Century Paris.