October is over, the weather has turned, and it’s time for the heavier blankets to come out of their drawers. But even though the season might be playing havoc with my moods, I have emerged from a reading slump – and not a moment too soon…
Let’s recap.
So that reading slump I mentioned had an unfortunate effect on my Spooktastic Reads efforts – I only got through one of the books I’d planned to read. But one is better than none, and I did get a fair amount of reading and reviewing done this month so I’m trying not to feel too bad about it. And there will be future events, I’m sure! It seemed to go really well despite my own struggle with brain-fail. So epic thanks to everybody who participated, and the Wyrd and Wonder team will hopefully see you again in May for our main event!
Shelf Assessment
Tremontaine, Season 4
What Light in the Houses Beneath the Earth?
At the time of writing this recap, Tremontaine is on a one-week hiatus but will resume this coming Wednesday. Which is good because a) this year Sci-Fi Month exploded in the best way, and b) my feelings and I are STILL NOT OK after that seventh episode. I will, of course, be resuming my reviews on the Wednesday following Episode Eight, outside of my Sci-Fi Month contributions. As if I would abandon my best serial!
Read:
City of Ghosts (Cassidy Blake #1) by Victoria Schwab – #SpooktasticReads
The Beyond Series, Volume 1 – Beyond Shame/Beyond Control/Beyond Pain, by Kit Rocha
Reading:
Blood of Elves by Andrzej Sapkowski
The Calculating Stars by Mary Robinette Kowal – #RRSciFiMonth
Acquired:
The Beyond Series, Volume 2 by Kit Rocha
Strange Stars by Jason Heller – #RRSciFiMonth
The Thief by Megan Whalen Turner
The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton
The Radium Girls by Kate Moore
For Every One by Jason Reynolds
Scourge of the Seas of Time (and Space) by Catherine Lundoff (Ed.) – eARC, #RRSciFiMonth
Top Ten Tuesday
That’s right, Dear Geek Place now has a meme on the regular programme!
Bookstores/Libraries I’d Like To Visit
Spooktastic TBR (a Halloween freebie)
What’s Next?
Science fiction. Lots and lots (and lots) of science fiction. At the time of writing this, imyril and I are four days into our hosting duties for Sci-Fi Month 2018, and the celebrations have gone off like rockets! There is so much happening, in fact, that I’d better clock off here and get my nose stuck back into a book to try and keep up!
Take your protein pills and put your helmet on…
One last note: If anyone is up for it, you can buy me a ko-fi! Caffeine is what keeps me going, and please do sling a link my way if there’s somewhere I can return the kindness!
2 comments On October Recap: More Blankets Please!
I AM NOT OKAY AFTER EPISODE 7. NOT. OKAY. AT. ALL.
Thankfully, I have SF.
SO NOT OKAY.
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