Victorian Psycho by Virginia Feito is the kind of Gothic where every single person is terrible, and everything is terrible, and every scene is described with the most terrible words.
Book Blog
Book Review: The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Ultimately, this felt like a coming-of-age story to me.
Book Review: Tartufo by Kira Jane Buxton
If you’re new here and you’re starting to ask yourself “Does AJ even like books?” know that I end up asking myself the same thing round about the first or second week of February every year.
Book Review: Water Moon by Samantha Sotto Yambao
I have a problem. The problem is that I enjoy cozy books, but I have a very low tolerance for whimsy.
Book Review: Wild by Amy Jeffs
The book felt like nothing as I was reading it, and I suspect two months from now, I’ll see the title on my reading log and have to struggle to remember what book it even was.
Book Review: Homewaters by David B. Williams
Because I believe that anything I love is worth learning more about, I borrowed Homewaters by David B. Williams from the library.
Book Review: Motheater by Linda H. Codega
What I liked most about this book, besides the fact that it’s queer, is that it’s complicated.
This Year’s Physical TBR Challenge
This year I’m going to spread the love around a bit.
Book Review: Flamboyants by George M. Johnson and Charly Palmer
This is a beautiful little book with the subtitle of “The queer Harlem Renaissance I wish I’d known” and it’s all about Black LGBTQIA+ artists and thinkers.
Book Review: Do I Know You? by Sadie Dingfelder
Dingfelder takes us along on her midlife crisis where instead of blowing up her marriage and buying a fast car, she participates in all sorts of studies to discover what’s up with her brain.