Updates and Links
Updates
- The Wolf in the Whale, by Jordanna Max Brodsky
- The Teller of Small Fortunes, by Julie Leong
- The Widow's Husband's Secret Lie, by Freida McFadden
- The Full Moon Coffee Shop, by Mai Mochizuki (Jesse Kirkwood, translator)
- Remnant Population, by Elizabeth Moon
- Extinction, by Douglas Preston
- The Horrible Bag of Terrible Things, by Rob Renzetti
- The Twisted Tower of Endless Torment, by Rob Renzetti
- The Cursed Cloak of the Wretched Wraith, by Rob Renzetti
- Mindswap, by Robert Sheckley
- A City On Mars, by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith
Another month that was more endured than enjoyed, though it could have been worse. Two more months left in the year almost guarantees that...
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- The Storyteller's Death, by Ann Dávila Cardinal
- Lockjaw, by Matteo L. Cerilli
- Servant Mage, by Kate Elliott
- Serendipity, by Marissa Meyer (editor)
- The Hungry Gods, by Adrian Tchaikovsky
- Daindreth's Assassin, by Elisabeth Wheatley
- For the Wolf, by Hannah Whitten
The Year That Just Won't Stop Kicking got in several more good, hard, steel-toed digs this August. (Even had a relative end up in the
hospital for a week, and now the car transmission is slipping, plus employment prospects are grimmer than ever, and that's just on
the personal level, not the national and global Category 6 hurricane of sheer evil and waste product...) It's no longer even
"at least you're not entirely on fire yet" as the base standard of existence, but "just wait - you'll wish you were only on fire soon
enough, with what's coming".
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- Grimpow: The Invisible Road, by Rafael Ábalos
- Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man, by Emmanuel Acho
- Kindling, by Traci Chee
- North of Boston, by Elisabeth Elo
- Alice Payne Arrives, by Karen Heartfield
- Tamora Carter: Goblin Queen, by Jim C. Hines
- Resurrection, by Derek Landy
- The Last Dragon on Mars, by Scott Reintgen
- Democracy in Retrograde, by Sami Sage and Emily Amick
Another month, another bludgeoning on innumerable fronts by bad things. One would think the universe would get tired and something not-terrible
would occur by simple oversight or chance, but nope...
Links
The following links have been very helpful in the (re)creation and maintenance of this site.
- w3schools.com - A nice tutorial site for HTML, CSS, and other website design and construction topics.
- Xenu's Link Sleuth - Free link checker for websites.