Reviews and Comments

this was fun, if not very heavy handed at times. Ending left a little to be desired but overall worth slogging thru the slower paced sections.

This has really shifted my relationship to the elevators I interact with.

This was enjoyable, but the Southern Reach Trilogy is a much better read

Second time reading this, still absolutely terrifying at times.

Michael Crichton is not the author for me.

OK now this is a good ass fantasy book. We got wild topics of genocide, eugenics, a charismatic and charming but ultimately beyond evil villain, goblins, artificers, lizard people, minotaurs, epic battles, sprawling worlds with deep descriptions. Was a true page turner!

Help, I can't stop reading MTG books (this one actually has some legs though)

this... was not a good book. Unfortunate as it comes close to exploring some interesting issues (climate change, organizing to overthrow oppressive structures, what happens when a golem transitions from cold steel to flesh?) but other then these being simple plot points to hit and then move on, there's no subsistence here.

very fluffy, not that elegantly written but fun nonetheless dive into one of the more interesting MTG planes. Love a good goblin/golem combo.

possibly the horniest book I've ever read

Fantastic visual and written deep dive into the subculture or post-punk/goth from the early DIY 80's to it's untimely 90's commodified death. Many incredible make up and hair looks, androgyny, gender play, leather, latex, lace and so so much more.

Coil's legacy, be it through sound, ideas, poetry or composition continues to shape my understanding of all experiences around me. I am thankful for this deep dive into their interviews, minds, sense of humour and mortality. Loved how many times Marc Almond seemed to interrupt an interview with a laugh and a reminder for a cup of tea.