pickDreams are a reoccurring theme throughout Isobelle Carmody‘s works - and this is no exception. The basic premise is woman processes traumatic event through lucid dreaming but there is layers. The story was perhaps fairly predictable but the unfolding of it remained interesting. The ideas from this short story went on to be explored more fully in Comes The Night, which I haven‘t read yet so I‘m looking forward to seeing how the stories intwine.
I saw Isobelle Carmody last night and she‘s just so charming… but most importantly she confirmed that she‘s almost finished writing Darkbane (there was cheering!) I had started this awhile ago but it got buried in a little landslide of half read books but I‘m feeling inspired… so hopefully I‘ll get back to it soon.
Dedication reads : To Sharni, guard your precious dreams.
I don‘t really read dystopian anymore and this isn‘t the book I was wanting from this author (but today we are being optimistic that it could be the next one that she releases) but I reserved the audio and it‘s come in… so here we go I GUESS
AND YET STILL NO RELEASE DATE FOR DARKBANE?!?!
It‘s been 22 years between books 🥺
And this looks good - don‘t get me wrong… but I honestly hope this is a standalone. ALSO could she just finish the Legendsong trilogy pleaseeeeeee
Two weeks of school holiday started today! Here is what they will entail. #readingandmarking plus appointments with doctors and dentists, and car services! Can‘t waste a minute!.
Comes the Night | 
