october 2022 reading wrap-up
BOOKS READ IN OCTOBER 2023 Novels Tim Te Maro and the Subterranean Heartsick Blues by H.S. Valley The Lost Girl King by Catherine Doyle Chester and Gus by...
"i smash fourth walls, bad endings, and sometimes matt murdock."
“i smash fourth walls, bad endings, and sometimes matt murdock.” After every Disney+ MCU show ends, comicbook twitter like to rank their favourites all over...
but i'm good at being uncomfortable, so
The other day I was reading autism memes and saw a thread about how a lot of autistic people can easily fail the online tests (and honestly, I had to do a...
september 2022 reading wrap-up
As with the last couple of months, I didn’t read much in September, and most of what I did read were comics. BOOKS READ IN SEPTEMBER 2022 Fiction The...
in which I kind of write about mutants, again
I’ve talked about X-Men a lot before, in person and in this newsletter. I’ve written about finding that copy of Uncanny X-Men #210 in the early nineties as a...
do something pretty while you can
I don’t remember what my first John Green book was, or if I read it on the year it was published. It might have been Looking For Alaska, which if it was I...
august reading wrap-up
Hey, so as you can see last month’s reading wrap-up is a week late, because last week I was both sick (I’m still coughing a lot actually) and on vacation....
checking in
This is going to be a quick one because I've a busy week behind me and a busier day ahead - I skipped last week because I was on a trip to Kuching with...
little things that spark joy
Things that brought me joy recently: friendships being the true treasure all along The Sandman on Netflix Second season of Only Murders in the Building...
july 2022 reading wrap-up
BOOKS READ IN JULY 2022 Novels Different Kinds of Fruit by Kyle Lukoff Chaotic Good by Whitney Gardner (Re-Read) The Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan...
june 2022 reading wrap-up
FINALLY, I am doing my June wrap-up! And mainly because I tested positive earlier this week, and am now under quarantine, and my brain still gets dizzy when...
on postcrossing
Postcrossing is a website that basically allows you to send and receive postcards from people all over the world. You don’t write to one another (unless you...
get in losers, we're getting shawarma
Okay, so Thor: Love and Thunder is “indefinitely postponed” (translation: probably banned but they’re not using the words banned cuz our LPF cowards who want...
tsutaya is a place to queue
My June reading wrap-up will be posted next week, or the week after that, or combined with July's, I don't know yet. Anyway. Kinokuniya is no longer the only...
six middle grade books i read this year (so far)
So, it hasn’t been a good week. Not really a good month, either, although at least I had Ms. Marvel episodes to get me through.** I wanted to read more,...
a short one
Hello hello, this will be a short one. I probably shouldn’t have hoped to have a bit more time to write today - besides being just as busy as all the other...
hey, so it's hellfire gala month again
So this is your (hopefully yearly) reminder that Cyclops still has sex with Wolverine on the moon. This is canon, y’all. Last year, Patricia and I started to...
the only thing that comes between me and the awful sting of a world that's so damn mean
Early this year, or maybe late last year, Daphne challenge me and Kit to do a mini zine every month of the year. I only really started in March, doing the...
may 2022 reading wrap-up
BOOKS BOUGHT IN MAY 2022 xxxHOLiC Vol. 1 by CLAMP (Special Ed.) xxxHOLiC Vol. 2 by CLAMP (Special Ed.) Sailor Moon Vol. 1 by Takeuchi Naoko (Omnibus) Nettle...
here's the thing about the mutant metaphor
Here’s the thing about being a mutant - no one really tells you how to be. If you’re lucky, you may grow up knowing about mutants. But even if you’re lucky,...