This was great, but also awful. You know those books where something traumatic happens, but there's closure, so you figure you're near the end, but then you realise you still have a third of the book to go? Yeah that.
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Dr Ms Kat finished reading How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix
This was great, but also awful. You know those books where something traumatic happens, but there's closure, so you figure you're near the end, but then you realise you still have a third of the book to go? Yeah that.
Dr Ms Kat started reading How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix
This was a recommendation from @koosli@outside.ofa.dog
Dr Ms Kat finished reading The Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi
Dr Ms Kat finished reading World War 3.1 by John Birmingham (Axis of Time)
Keen for the next instalment!
Dr Ms Kat started reading World War 3.1 by John Birmingham (Axis of Time)
Already read a lot of this chapter by chapter through JB's Patreon, but it'll be good to read it as a proper book now.
Already read a lot of this chapter by chapter through JB's Patreon, but it'll be good to read it as a proper book now.
Dr Ms Kat finished reading Thornhedge by T. Kingfisher
Dr Ms Kat started reading Thornhedge by T. Kingfisher
Dr Ms Kat finished reading Every Version of You by Grace Chan
I quite enjoyed this in the end; despite my earlier comment about being parochially set in Melbourne. It's a little depressing, essentially being a tale of slow apocalypse, but weirdly uplifting as well.
I quite enjoyed this in the end; despite my earlier comment about being parochially set in Melbourne. It's a little depressing, essentially being a tale of slow apocalypse, but weirdly uplifting as well.
Dr Ms Kat commented on Every Version of You by Grace Chan
This book is set in 2080s Melbourne and it's a little offputting how much it wants to hammer that home - "we moved from Cremorne to Southbank" and other such very particular namedrops of locations.
This book is set in 2080s Melbourne and it's a little offputting how much it wants to hammer that home - "we moved from Cremorne to Southbank" and other such very particular namedrops of locations.





