BillieCodes rated Complaint!: 5 stars
Complaint! by Sara Ahmed, Pearl Hewitt
In Complaint!, Sara Ahmed examines what we can learn about power from those who complain about abuses of power. Drawing …
Enjoying this so far!
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BillieCodes rated Business as Usual: 3 stars
Business as Usual by Shane Walker, Eric Michael Summerer (All Trades, #2)
A wise man once said that as one increased their wealth, so, too, would they increase their problems. Well, it …
BillieCodes rated Sylver Seeker: 5 stars
Sylver Seeker by Kennit Kenway, Robert Michael Brown (Sylver Seeker, #1)
The last thing a Necromancer expects is to be brought back from the dead....
After fulfilling the duty all Arch …
BillieCodes rated BuyMort: Rise of the Window Puncher: 5 stars
BuyMort: Rise of the Window Puncher by Damien Hanson, Joseph Phelps, Wayne Mitchell (Shopocalypse Saga, #3)
A leader dead. A complicated relationship lost. And a conglomerate angered...
After unwittingly becoming the CEO of the growing Silken …
BillieCodes rated Double-Blind: 4 stars
Double-Blind by J. McCoy, Ramón de Ocampo
Stay out of the spotlight, grind, and survive...
Choosing a college when your family is struggling can be difficult, but …
BillieCodes started reading The Internet Con by Cory Doctorow
When the tech platforms promised a future of "connection," they were lying. They said their …
BillieCodes rated Chokepoint Capitalism: 4 stars
Chokepoint Capitalism by Stefan Rudnicki, Rebecca Giblin, Cory Doctorow
A call to action for the creative class and labor movement to rally against the power of Big Tech and …
Recommendation from @BarneyDellar@mastodon.scot
BillieCodes wants to read Dynamics in Action by Alicia Juarrero
Recommendation from @BarneyDellar@mastodon.scot
BillieCodes rated BuyMort: Smart Shopper: 5 stars
BuyMort: Smart Shopper by Damien Hanson, Joseph Phelps, Wayne Mitchell (Shopocalypse Saga, #2)
The algorithms predicted that Nu-Earth would fall, that all Nu-Earth humans would soon be extinct.
The algorithms didn't understand Tyson …
BillieCodes rated BuyMort: Grand Opening: 5 stars
BuyMort: Grand Opening by Damien Hanson, Joseph Phelps, Wayne Mitchell (Shopocalypse Saga, #1)
Some predicted that the AI singularity would result in robots destroying the world. None of them ever understood that it …
BillieCodes reviewed Shadow Sun Expansion by Dave Willmarth (Shadow Sun, #2)
The human race has become nearly extinct.
Allistor and his small group push to make …
Can't recommend this
1 star
The plot is basically ok, but the characters, jesus the characters.
The MC is acts like a kid thinks people lead. He starts fights, muders people, and acts high and mighty.
Everyone younger than him acts like a young child, everyone older than him who is a man acts like a gruff army steriotype, every man he doesn't like is an abusive coward who is both too strong and incredibly weak, every woman cries all the time and loves kids.
The author really needs a sensitivity reader, or fuck, just to write the characters as complete people.
The thing that made me give up was when the MC meets a group of native americans on a reservation and takes their land, kills their people, and is treated like he saved them.
I hate it.
BillieCodes stopped reading Shadow Sun Expansion by Dave Willmarth (Shadow Sun, #2)
The human race has become nearly extinct.
Allistor and his small group push to make …
I give up. It the characters irritated me too much.
BillieCodes commented on Shadow Sun Expansion by Dave Willmarth (Shadow Sun, #2)
The human race has become nearly extinct.
Allistor and his small group push to make …
Ugh great.
Meet some Native Americans, MC instantly says "I am part Indian". Goes about as well as you imagine post that.
BillieCodes finished reading Starter Villain by John Scalzi
Inheriting your uncle's supervillain business is more complicated than you might think. Particularly when you …
Loved this. Really enjoyable, not too serious, and great characters and world.
I really hope he writes more in this world.