Since I discovered the fediverse I must have written like 10 new bios for profiles. And, as you may know, it's hard to keep telling who you are to people you've never met and you probably never will. Especially when you're not really sure yourself.
This list of books here is wildly incomplete. I was one of those weird kids that spend their time reading. I don't even remember what books I've read. I try to keep track but I get lost, I forget, I lose interest. Also, my attention span is getting funny with age.
Everything is getting funny with age.
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Everyone needs to love and be loved -- even men. But to know love, men …
I started reading this book the other day, and I'm finding it utterly revelatory, intelligent, interesting and so well written and clear. Totally understood why Bell Hooks is such a beloved author.
Maskelle is the voice of the adversary, but the adversary appears to have abandoned her …
Perhaps it was a lack of ability to focus on my part, but for me, this time, this book was hard to read. I could not empathize with the characters or really understand the world depicted and its magic (that never happens to me with Martha Wells). The rhythm was also complicated. I didn't really enjoy it (and it means a lot that I even finished it).
Maskelle is the voice of the adversary, but the adversary appears to have abandoned her many years ago after sending …
I loved the pace, the descriptions of character and landscape and the atmosphere. I also love the love for her characters the author displays. Great read. It was my second Le Guin book (first Tehanu, after a couple of truncated tries with other more famous books).
There were some things I didn't like about this book, like a main character who I found difficult to love, or some deliberate cruelty from the writer towards the characters (sometimes). It was hard for me to identify with the characters.
But I liked the fact that they are all well depicted women, the themes, the chronology, and living in New York for a while.
It's a first novel, so there is room for improvement. I wish I could write a first novel! Well done, Julie. Keep it up!
Amo a Almudena pero no podía soportar a este personaje, me puede el clasismo que lo impregna todo, y no puedo con el almíbar pegajoso de la historia de amor, el dramón. Ya no tengo edad. Quería leer toda la saga y ahora ya no sé si quiero.
Years ago, they had escaped together from the sinister Tombs of Atuan—she, an isolated young priestess; he, a powerful wizard. …
“The Dead City” is a tale of Moon before he came to the Indigo Court. As Moon is fleeing the …
