January 2, 2026 at 12:00 AM
📚💙 #15-2025
The Owl Men of Shanidar by Coy Hall
A lonely colony on a deserted planet; ruins and artifacts of an ancient civilization; an archeologist protagonist... All of these elements made me pick up this book, and I was not disappointed!
The Owl Men of Shanidar by Coy Hall
A lonely colony on a deserted planet; ruins and artifacts of an ancient civilization; an archeologist protagonist... All of these elements made me pick up this book, and I was not disappointed!
June 8, 2025 at 12:09 AM
📚💙 #15-2025
The Owl Men of Shanidar by Coy Hall
A lonely colony on a deserted planet; ruins and artifacts of an ancient civilization; an archeologist protagonist... All of these elements made me pick up this book, and I was not disappointed!
The Owl Men of Shanidar by Coy Hall
A lonely colony on a deserted planet; ruins and artifacts of an ancient civilization; an archeologist protagonist... All of these elements made me pick up this book, and I was not disappointed!
📚💙 #14-2025
After Atlas by Emma Newman
I really liked this dystopian blend of sci-fi and murder investigation.
It was interesting how events happening in the world in the background progressively became more relevant to the story and the protagonist, mounting to a surprising conclusion.
After Atlas by Emma Newman
I really liked this dystopian blend of sci-fi and murder investigation.
It was interesting how events happening in the world in the background progressively became more relevant to the story and the protagonist, mounting to a surprising conclusion.
June 8, 2025 at 12:05 AM
📚💙 #14-2025
After Atlas by Emma Newman
I really liked this dystopian blend of sci-fi and murder investigation.
It was interesting how events happening in the world in the background progressively became more relevant to the story and the protagonist, mounting to a surprising conclusion.
After Atlas by Emma Newman
I really liked this dystopian blend of sci-fi and murder investigation.
It was interesting how events happening in the world in the background progressively became more relevant to the story and the protagonist, mounting to a surprising conclusion.
It still surprises me that there is absolutely no acknowledgement when you finish a course on Duolingo, the app that chases engagement over everything.
Ei, en vielä osaa puhua suomea 😅
Ei, en vielä osaa puhua suomea 😅
May 27, 2025 at 10:20 AM
It still surprises me that there is absolutely no acknowledgement when you finish a course on Duolingo, the app that chases engagement over everything.
Ei, en vielä osaa puhua suomea 😅
Ei, en vielä osaa puhua suomea 😅
📚💙 #13-2025
The River of Consciousness by Oliver Sacks
A collection of essays about the historical and scientific aspects of research into consciousness. The essays are very informative and a pleasure to read, and Sacks' amazing life shines through in each one.
The River of Consciousness by Oliver Sacks
A collection of essays about the historical and scientific aspects of research into consciousness. The essays are very informative and a pleasure to read, and Sacks' amazing life shines through in each one.
May 22, 2025 at 3:55 PM
📚💙 #13-2025
The River of Consciousness by Oliver Sacks
A collection of essays about the historical and scientific aspects of research into consciousness. The essays are very informative and a pleasure to read, and Sacks' amazing life shines through in each one.
The River of Consciousness by Oliver Sacks
A collection of essays about the historical and scientific aspects of research into consciousness. The essays are very informative and a pleasure to read, and Sacks' amazing life shines through in each one.
📚💙 #12-2025
Mordew by Alex Pheby
I'm not sure what to think of this one. The world building is amazing; very dark and grim but highly original, and fascinating nonetheless. However, the plot seems to go nowhere? Or maybe I missed something... Still debating if I should read the sequels.
🤔
Mordew by Alex Pheby
I'm not sure what to think of this one. The world building is amazing; very dark and grim but highly original, and fascinating nonetheless. However, the plot seems to go nowhere? Or maybe I missed something... Still debating if I should read the sequels.
🤔
May 4, 2025 at 7:11 PM
📚💙 #12-2025
Mordew by Alex Pheby
I'm not sure what to think of this one. The world building is amazing; very dark and grim but highly original, and fascinating nonetheless. However, the plot seems to go nowhere? Or maybe I missed something... Still debating if I should read the sequels.
🤔
Mordew by Alex Pheby
I'm not sure what to think of this one. The world building is amazing; very dark and grim but highly original, and fascinating nonetheless. However, the plot seems to go nowhere? Or maybe I missed something... Still debating if I should read the sequels.
🤔
📚💙 #11-2025
The Decagon House Murders by Yukito Ayatsuji
This classic was a lot of fun! A straight up "isolated group tormented by a murder in their midst" with plenty of clues and red herrings.
The misdirection was very ingenious, I did not see the final revelation coming!
❤️
The Decagon House Murders by Yukito Ayatsuji
This classic was a lot of fun! A straight up "isolated group tormented by a murder in their midst" with plenty of clues and red herrings.
The misdirection was very ingenious, I did not see the final revelation coming!
❤️
April 22, 2025 at 9:51 PM
📚💙 #11-2025
The Decagon House Murders by Yukito Ayatsuji
This classic was a lot of fun! A straight up "isolated group tormented by a murder in their midst" with plenty of clues and red herrings.
The misdirection was very ingenious, I did not see the final revelation coming!
❤️
The Decagon House Murders by Yukito Ayatsuji
This classic was a lot of fun! A straight up "isolated group tormented by a murder in their midst" with plenty of clues and red herrings.
The misdirection was very ingenious, I did not see the final revelation coming!
❤️
📚💙 #10-2025
The Silver Pigs by Lindsey Davis
"Hardboiled private investigator in ancient Rome" is a great premise, but everything else about this book didn't work for me. Mildly interesting characters and historical authenticity aside, the plot felt boring and the prose confusing...
😐
The Silver Pigs by Lindsey Davis
"Hardboiled private investigator in ancient Rome" is a great premise, but everything else about this book didn't work for me. Mildly interesting characters and historical authenticity aside, the plot felt boring and the prose confusing...
😐
April 18, 2025 at 11:21 PM
📚💙 #10-2025
The Silver Pigs by Lindsey Davis
"Hardboiled private investigator in ancient Rome" is a great premise, but everything else about this book didn't work for me. Mildly interesting characters and historical authenticity aside, the plot felt boring and the prose confusing...
😐
The Silver Pigs by Lindsey Davis
"Hardboiled private investigator in ancient Rome" is a great premise, but everything else about this book didn't work for me. Mildly interesting characters and historical authenticity aside, the plot felt boring and the prose confusing...
😐