I nearly noped out of this one when I thought it was a story about how good US libertarianism is, but it turned out to be the reverse so I'm glad I stuck eith it.
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Dr Ms Kat finished reading Liberty's Daughter by Naomi Kritzer
Dr Ms Kat finished reading Sleeper Agent: Revenge by John Birmingham (Sleeper Agent, #2)
Didn't finish how I thought it would, a good brain off story.
Didn't finish how I thought it would, a good brain off story.
Dr Ms Kat started reading Sleeper Agent: Revenge by John Birmingham (Sleeper Agent, #2)
Not even sure if this is released yet, but I have a copy as one of JB's patrons. There was a character named after me in the first book of this series but I don't think she'll make a reapparance.
Not even sure if this is released yet, but I have a copy as one of JB's patrons. There was a character named after me in the first book of this series but I don't think she'll make a reapparance.
Dr Ms Kat finished reading Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout by Cal Newport
Dr Ms Kat finished reading Life Does Not Allow Us To Meet by He Xi
I did not enjoy this one. Maybe some of it was stilted translation, but fundamentally the story is a bit 1950-60s western scifi. Sexism, science worship, etc.
Dr Ms Kat finished reading Mammoths at the Gates by Nghi Vo (The Singing Hills Cycle, #4)
Dr Ms Kat finished reading Seeds of Mercury by Wang Jinkang
This was fucking weird. Some deeply problematic disableist attitudes but A+ for starting weird, staying weird, and finishing somewhere I didn't expect.
This was fucking weird. Some deeply problematic disableist attitudes but A+ for starting weird, staying weird, and finishing somewhere I didn't expect.
Dr Ms Kat commented on Seeds of Mercury by Wang Jinkang
It's probably a quirk of translation but this book describes Mercury as having "tongue-shaped cliffs" and I just can't visualise what that's meant to look like.
It's probably a quirk of translation but this book describes Mercury as having "tongue-shaped cliffs" and I just can't visualise what that's meant to look like.
Dr Ms Kat finished reading Rose/House by Arkady Martine
Dr Ms Kat finished reading The Mimicking of Known Successes by Malka Older (Mossa and Pleiti, #1)
I know a lot of people really liked this but I found it kind of meh. Fundamentally it's a whodunnit but set on another planet (or moon, I guess), and it has queer characters. But one of them is manipulative and coercive and it did not read as a healthy dynamic to me.
I know a lot of people really liked this but I found it kind of meh. Fundamentally it's a whodunnit but set on another planet (or moon, I guess), and it has queer characters. But one of them is manipulative and coercive and it did not read as a healthy dynamic to me.
Dr Ms Kat started reading The Mimicking of Known Successes by Malka Older (Mossa and Pleiti, #1)
Dr Ms Kat finished reading The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera
This wasn't a bad book but I really struggled to care about any of the characters. Felt like I was just trudging through the last third to get to the end.
This wasn't a bad book but I really struggled to care about any of the characters. Felt like I was just trudging through the last third to get to the end.








