#BookHaul
While I was in Chester, I popped into Waterstones and got the top two books, then found a lovely little indie, Books on the Walls, where I got the bottom two.
On Agoraphobia: the author's bibliotherapy led him to discover that the literary world is full of agoraphobics, and this book is about them 😰
Medusa: A 1920s weird novel set at sea 🦑
Alien Gods: Only 97 pages, but they are translations of Korean reimaginings of H.P. Lovecraft ⬇️
I'm fine. It's mostly a sore throat and glands. But I am staying home so I don't spread it (unlike some co-workers). So it'll be a reading day for me!
#haikuadayish #haikuhive
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This is what I think of ultra processed foods. Chris Gardner. https://youtu.be/TZY9tyCYn_E?si=qfSQr9JSGXXU4YEo
pickI finished this yesterday, but I needed some time to process before I could write down my thoughts.
This book is intense. It‘s a quick read, but there is so much to take in. Racism, antisemitism, sexism, eugenics, high control religious groups - the roots of our obsession with thinness are multifaceted, but none of them are good.
👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
Baba Yaga, Tales of an Old Witch: a 12 page zine of poetry about BY, told by a professional storyteller 🧙♀️ 1w