Added To My Wishlist
- Heir to the Sky – Amanda Sun. A YA fantasy with a wonderful cover that won me over immediately. I read Ink by Amanda Sun a few years ago and quite enjoyed it, so I’m hopeful for this one.
- Every Anxious Wave – Mo Daviau. A bartender finds a wormhole in his wardrobe and ‘cosmic fuckery’ ensues. Sold!
- Version Control – Dexter Palmer. More sci-fi but this one has causality violations devices (time machines!) rather than wormholes.
- All the Birds in the Sky – Charlie Jane Anders. Time-machines (there’s a bit of a theme to this list of books) and a school for magic? Sounds like an intriguing combination.
- Anatomy of a Soldier – Harry Parker. The story is told from the point of view of forty-five objects which could either be amazing or tiresome.
Articles of Note
- . On International Women’s Day, an MP stood up in parliament and read out the name of every woman killed by men in the last year. There were 120 names. 120.
- . Jeff Buckley was a guitar tech for The Commitments which is how he met Glen Hansard. My mind was blown by this information.
- . I don’t understand the American view of St. Patrick’s Day. To me as an Irish person, it is utterly, utterly baffling. Like why do they insist on saying St. Patty’s Day (a thing no Irish person would ever say), and why are they obsessed with four-leaf clovers (St. Patrick is associate with shamrocks)?
- . Ugh. So disrespectful and such a dick move.
- & . True story: if a book has a little section of the font used , I love that book a little bit more.
Recipes Bookmarked
- . These are either going to awful or amazing (the phrase ‘thin cheesy texture’ doesn’t inspire much confidence).
- . Om nom nom.
- . I’m a huge fan of citrus so this is hitting all my buttons.