Updates and Links
Updates
- I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, by Maya Angelou
- Confessions of an Imaginary Friend, by Michelle Cuevas
- The Relentless Legion, by J. S. Dewes
- Blood of the Old Kings, by Sung-il Kim (translated by Anton Hur)
- The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, by Stephen King
- Dragon Champion, by E. E. Knight
- Last Stand of Dead Men, by Derek Landy
- Armageddon Outta Here, by Derek Landy
- Adrift in Currents Clean and Clear, by Seanan McGuire
- Bury Your Gays, by Chuck Tingle
Another delayed update, as various other Things collided this month to sap my attention, energy, and general will to continue existing in the hellhole
that my life and nation have become.
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- Between the World and Me, by Ta-Nehisi Coates
- Tidy the F*ck Up, by Messie Condo
- Welcome to Night Vale, by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor
- Brick Dust and Bones, by M. R. Fournet
- 100 Mighty Dragons All Named Broccoli, by David LaRochelle
- Me (Moth), by Amber McBride
- The Paranormal Ranger, by Stanley Milford, Jr.
- Mrs. Plansky's Revenge, by Spencer Quinn
- Interview with the Vampire, by Anne Rice
- Wanderers, by Chuck Wendig
- Someone You Can Build a Nest In, by John Wiswell
Another month, another unrelenting pummelling of unpleasantness on all levels, capped by potential job loss by the end of summer. This will likely have
a direct effect on the number of books reviewed, and the frequency. (I'm updating a day early for reasons related to this.)
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- I'd Really Prefer Not to Be Here With You, and Other Stories, by Julianna Baggott
- The Guns Above, by Robyn Bennis
- The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water, by Zen Cho
- A Breath of Mischief, by MarcyKate Connolly
- Counterweight, by Djuna (translated by Anton Hun)
- The Husbands, by Holly Gramazio
- The Langoliers, by Stephen King
- The Bakery Dragon, by Devin Elle Kurtz
- Kingdom of the Wicked, by Derek Landy
- The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde
- Fundamentals, by Frank Wilczek
For now, reading is still legal, but I'm really not liking what I'm seeing, here - not just from the monsters in power, but from those who
swore they'd have the backs of the rest of us and can apparently do little more but frown in mild concern... (Is this too political for a book review site?
When the book banners are on the rise and those speaking out are being disappeared, I'd say no, no it's not too political. If anything it's not political
enough, and if that's an issue, then these aren't likely to be reviews you'll enjoy anyway.)
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.