How to Rule an Empire and Get Away with It | 
Matcha Latte and A Book, my kinda breakfast 🥰🥰
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Matcha Latte and A Book, my kinda breakfast 🥰🥰
pickSecond book of The Siege.
This time an actor has to impersonate the emperor. Instead of being the puppet of a small group of politicians, this imposter has ideas of his own how to rule an empire.
My current read. A friend got this for me because of my love of the Renaissance Faire. Hoping it proves to be as funny as the blurb sounds!
#currentlyreading
I tend to think of the past as compost; drifts of dead yesterdays rotting down into a fine mulch, in which all sorts of weeds germinate, sprout and flourish.
- The actor Notker
pickIn the sequel to “Sixteen Ways to Defend a Walled City,“ it is five years later and the City is still under siege. It has become a way of life, even the subject of plays. One night Notker, an actor and avowedly NOT a playwright, is drafted to play the part of the ruler of the City, who is most inconveniently dead. Once he takes up the part, he finds it hard to let go.
#satire
Another book haul. Which would you recommend I start with?
