I could probably think of more but I think that's a good start! I also have a blog that you can check out here: https://bookishnoelle.linefeed.app. I write about technology, the books I'm reading, and I'm planning on writing updates on my journey of learning how to code a blog in #html and #css. Follow me if any of what I just wrote sounds interesting to you! Thank you for reading. 😄
Hold on to your baguettes.
The comparisons to Fargo are apt. This twisty French thriller will titillate your Audrey Tatous and Jean your Dejardin.
Will make you want to read subtitles! Je voudrais une chambre pour deux!
Full Review #Link Below-- This Only the Animals (2019) Review Puts the Rice In Licorice!
Leaving the topic of AI, and touching more generally on this related topic of 'banality of evil' identified by Hannah Arendt — this loathsome 'non-thinking reason' (raison non-pensante) —, here's a highly recommended read:
Disobey! by Frédéric Gros 💖 https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/52504847-disobey
01: Mary Robinette Kowel - The Spare Man
02: Becky Chambers - The Long Way To A Small Angry Planet
03: Ann Leckie - Ancillary Justice
04: Jule Owen - The Kind
05: Jule Owen - Elidir
06: Stephen Baxter - Flood
07: Stephen Baxter - Ark
08: Ann Leckie - Ancillary Sword
09: Ann Leckie - Ancillary Mercy
I will soon have finished Adrian Tchaikovsky - Children of Memory and have to go back to more books I have already read.
Mastodon fam, I could use your help! I'm looking for uplifting/inspiring books for trans youth that I could give my son. Fiction would be great too, anything fun to read that a 14 year old would enjoy and where he can see himself represented. Would appreciate boosts to get more suggestions!
"why would i read a random book and risk being disappointed when my ao3 'marked for later' is bursting to the brim with masterpieces that cater to my very specific tastes?" i say as i open yet another fic tab on my phone's browser :blobcatreading: #fanfics#reading#ficreader#ao3
I was thinking of walking to the nearest cafe to read blogs and journal but realize I have a perfectly good spot in my apartment to do that. If you have been following my #BalconyNest posts, the nest is at the upper right corner of the pic, hanging from the plant.
I ❤ my apartment #SundayVibes#Journaling#Relaxing#Reading
Molly McCarthy. 2013. The accidental diarist: a history of the daily planner in America.
A dense read, but one that sparked a lot of thoughts, and made some surprising connections across history, especially in the late 17th C. Just think about the fact that a 1690s colonial almanac publisher included a 10 page editorial on the "new" Copernican cosmology.
It also brought to mind the day planners distributed by the student council when I was an undergrad.