I loved this book. I laughed and cried a bit. After it was finished, the only thing I wanted to read was a sequel!
Robert Brockway@brockway.bsky.social · 6mo agoIt's been out for one month and I Will Kill Your Imaginary Friend for $200 has 500+ ratings and 140 reviews on Goodreads. Still sitting at about 4 1/2 stars*. Incredible. *You will allow me the dignity of rounding up.
I rented Daniel Wilson's Hole in the Sky from my library and made it to chapter 3 before NEEDING my own copy. It's an incredible Native American first contact, cosmic horror story with a beautiful theme about fatherhood and healing. I'd inject into my veins if I could.
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I just finished the works of vermin based on this review. It was an incredible statement of a book and I loved every minute reading it.
Ancillary Review of Books@ancillaryreviewofbooks.org · 8mo agoSynesthetic, Uncapturable, Uninterpretable, Irreproducible: @megapolisomancy.bsky.social reviews Hiron Ennes' THE WORKS OF VERMIN (@torbooks.bsky.social)
Just finished Angel Bomb's printing of Who Goes There by John W Campbell Jr. It's an incredible piece of art. The story itself is claustrophobic and intense but it's definitely better for having watched John Carpenter's The Thing.
I just finished Ted Chiang's Exhalation for the second time. Each story is unique and beautiful but the one continually occupying my thoughts after this read is The Great Silence, which provides an answer to the Fermi Paradox from an unexpected source. Beautiful.
Watching the USA moonwalk underwater made me excited to be an American
