Read this book

I came across Amie McNee’s name not long ago, via boosted social media images of her inspirational quotes talking about being brave and bold and free with your art, whatever form that may take. I more recently heard that she had written this book and I put it on hold at the library ASAP. Shortly…

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What I read this month

Another stellar month. I got so far ahead of my needed Reading 50 Books This Year pace that I stopped a few that weren’t doing it for me, and even dared to get another physical book out to read. What? But Reay, you read so painfully slowly!I know, right? But I was that far ahead…

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What I read this month

Eight books? Eight? Eight? I mean… come on. I know I spent an unusual amount of time with an earbud corked in this month, but that’s still kind of bananas. Though it does go to reassert that um, yeah, getting through 50 books in a year isn’t as big a challenge for myself as I…

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What I read this month

Definitely a slower pace this month than in January thanks to actually stepping away from books a bit and checking out some of the excellent TV shows being made these days and we’re paying for access to anyway (if you can, do check out The Night Agent, Prime Target, Mythic Quest, and Welcome To Wrexham)…

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4200? Time for a reality check

I’ve changed email service providers. It’s for reasons I won’t bother getting into here, and I didn’t do it lightly, but it was something I felt I had to do. I had expected that change to take some effort, but suffice to say, working to fully make the swap to the new service has been……

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What I read this month

Wow. Well… shows what I can do when I set my mind on something and actually stick to it. At the end of my Top 10 books of last year post, I mentioned that I was setting a goal of reading (/listening to) 50 books in 2025. Gotta say, I’m off to a better start…

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A one-two punch of disappointment

This wasn’t a good week for fans of Neil Gaiman or Protonmail. First and way more importantly, Neil Gaiman, for decades my favourite writer, was outed as a serial woman abuser. Last I read, eight women in total have come forward with varying stories over years of abuse by him. I’ve long believed the victim…

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