younger than the Sony Walkman, older than the original GameBoy, and if you don't know what both of those are, please don't interact. (it's a litmus test.)
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if this book had a subtitle, it should be "a robot's guide to masking" or something along those lines.
the parallels between Eden and autism seem even more overt than they were in ASR. I wasn't sure if I was correctly reading between the lines in ASR, but very little twixt-line reading is needed for this one.
much better than All Systems Red.
"As a heartless killing machine, I was a complete failure."
In a corporate-dominated spacefaring future, …
is it weird that I can feel myself heavily identifying with the murderbot? it feels like it should be weird.
"As a heartless killing machine, I was a complete failure."
In a corporate-dominated spacefaring future, planetary missions must be approved …
"As a heartless killing machine, I was a complete failure."
In a corporate-dominated spacefaring future, planetary missions must be approved …
of which i have little desire to read more. maybe when my to read list is thinner.
Trauma is a fact of life. Veterans and their families deal with the painful aftermath of combat; one in five …
Content warning Spoiler warning for Winter Lost plotline. This one quote is a decent summary for the entire book.
"My father is a sneaky rat bastard," I told him. "He risked the end of the world to get my head fixed."
— Winter Lost by Patricia Briggs (Mercy Thompson, #14) (94%)
Immortal things should not try to be mortal.
— Winter Lost by Patricia Briggs (Mercy Thompson, #14) (93%)
And mortal things probably shouldn't try to be immortal, for similar reasons.
"The wind likes to flirt with Coyote."
— Winter Lost by Patricia Briggs (Mercy Thompson, #14) (91%)
"The part you see is real and true," I said. "But it's not the whole truth."
— Winter Lost by Patricia Briggs (Mercy Thompson, #14) (89%)
Content warning CW for headache pain metaphor, minimal spoiler for plotline.
My head felt like a calculator that someone had managed to download the entire internet onto.
— Winter Lost by Patricia Briggs (Mercy Thompson, #14) (87%)
Content warning Potential spoiler for Warren's audiobook
"Saddest thing in the world is listening to nineteen minutes of a twenty-minute sex scene," said Sherwood in a mock-mournful voice.
— Winter Lost by Patricia Briggs (Mercy Thompson, #14) (86%)
