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wrongtrainrighttime) wrote2017-01-26 11:19 am
wrongtrainrighttime) wrote2017-01-26 11:19 am
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Mission Statement (11/29/2017)
A blog for reviewing books, mostly sf/f. I started this blog as a way to encourage myself to read more, by setting aside an outlet for my reactions. I'm deeply interested in the writer's craft, and a running theme is picking apart how authors do the things that I like to read.
Things I like to read, in no particular order: interesting and meaty world-building, challenging existing social constructs, interesting forms and formats, short stories, metafiction, fancy prose.
All reviews crossposted to GoodReads.
Wayfinding
Tags are here to help you find things. I tag by:
- author/artist/studio/etc. (whichever creator(s) are applicable)
- genre (as best as I can determine)
- format (which is sometimes like length)
- series (when applicable)
Personal favorites are books I would take to a desert island where I would only be allowed to have the books I'd brought with me and no others.
Anticipated in 2019 are books I'm looking forward to reading, usually by authors I know and love, but sometimes not.
Masterlist
Chronological list of reviews posted in 2019. (Previous year masterlists.)
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
A blog for reviewing books, mostly sf/f. I started this blog as a way to encourage myself to read more, by setting aside an outlet for my reactions. I'm deeply interested in the writer's craft, and a running theme is picking apart how authors do the things that I like to read.
Things I like to read, in no particular order: interesting and meaty world-building, challenging existing social constructs, interesting forms and formats, short stories, metafiction, fancy prose.
All reviews crossposted to GoodReads.
Wayfinding
Tags are here to help you find things. I tag by:
- author/artist/studio/etc. (whichever creator(s) are applicable)
- genre (as best as I can determine)
- format (which is sometimes like length)
- series (when applicable)
Personal favorites are books I would take to a desert island where I would only be allowed to have the books I'd brought with me and no others.
Anticipated in 2019 are books I'm looking forward to reading, usually by authors I know and love, but sometimes not.
Masterlist
Chronological list of reviews posted in 2019. (Previous year masterlists.)
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER