What were we reading this month?

Read both Captive Prince & Prince’s Gambit. Holy smokes, there really is nothing quite like this, is there? The first book is an extremely rough read, a kind of creeping tension that makes the experience of reading the novel similar to a horror, which makes the fact that the second book sinks the landing on the romance even more impressive.
I love figuring out things way before Damen. I love that he’s born yesterday. The man is tailor made to be bamboozled.
I’m aware they were big on tumblr in like 2014, thank god I didn’t find them until now.

Perhaps the first pull-to-publish SCP novel, I think that description sums up my mixed feelings here. On the one hand, QNTM is a talented writer and There is No Antimemetics Division is an extremely fun read and, might I add, exactly my shit, especially as someone who grew up loving the project. On the other hand, I have an instinctual discomfort whenever any project that began in fandom grows legs and starts monetizing itself. No one has done anything wrong here (and! I will be buying more of these!), but the introduction of capital into a space originally meant for just the joy of it, chafes.
Poet’s Square
Courtney Gustafson
Say nothing
Patrick Radden Keefe

we won’t be here tomorrow
Margaret Killjoy

house with good bones
T. Kingfisher

amygdalatropolis
BR Yeager

now you can join the others
Taije Silverman
what else?
- Movies
- Twilight
- New Moon
- Eclipse
- Together
- The Way Way Back
- True Lies
- Burn After Reading
- The Evil in Us
- Video Games
- Keep Driving
- Pokemon Legends: ZA
- Hades II
- Skate Story
- TV
- Trigun Stampede
- Gundam
- Chopped
- The Haunting of Hill House
- Chimp Crazy
What’s on deck?
Right now, it’s time to get Fast. To be Furious. To read a book where I’m damn certain the protagonist is lying to me all the time. That, and Hades 2.


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