A bit ridiculous to post March wrap up most of the way through April but end of March/beginning of April was busy busy. I've been working through the nebula nominees, so I also read the short stories and novelettes in March but not counting those in my stats.
Dreaming of reading in bed. Saturday can‘t get here soon enough.
Just did a post about my bookish day off routine over on Wildwood Reads if you‘re interested. Idk what it is about morning routines but I‘m obsessed with watching them, so I thought I‘d make my own
https://wildwoodreads.com/2025/04/04/my-bookish-morning-routine-day-off/
Solid entry to the saga of folks who search out ancient technology to adapt it for their own use.
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Bookspin: Skirmishes - K K Rusch
Doublespin: Death Comes to Marlow - Robert Thorogood
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so-soThis is a story of a group of people exploring planets for resources. Instead of dying you get reprinted. Apparently the printer in space can make misprints of people! Weird!
pickHi. I would like to report in. I have not disappeared. My life is just in a constant state of chaos.
Empire of Silence was a great read. It was slow to start and the pacing was a little choppy in a few places, but I totally see the hype for this one. I can‘t wait to dive into book two because I need to know if this is a villain origin story or if Hadrian is actually a good guy. I‘m conflicted and have too many feelings.
pick#Read2025 #SeriesLove2025 The idea of corporations having so much control over the government and the citizenry is not new. The fact that it is now formally acknowledged to be the case in this is particular future is well done. The ways companies maintain their power are disturbing but not surprising. The idea of “Modders” is new to me and it‘s an intriguing concept. The way Modders are respected and the technology is intertwined with (cont)⬇️
pickA good novella in the new Captive's War series. I'd also read earlier the first novel in this series and liked it very much. Can't wait to see what the James S.. A. Corey duo gives us next!
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I heard this trilogy is good. I probably shouldn't have the eBay app on my phone. BUT, in my defense, it was a library that was selling them. So actually I supported a library!
