The thing about this book is that it meanders and you never really know quite where a chapter is going to go when it starts.
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Book Bingo 2025!
It’s January 1, 2025, and it’s not like the fascists are going to stop me from reading, so I’m doing another book bingo meta challenge.
Book Review: Bite by Bite by Aimee Nezhukumatathil
Welcome to my final book review of 2024!
Book Review: The Tears of Re by Gene Kritsky
This is going to be a short review because The Tears of Re by Gene Kritsky is a short book, which also happens to be boring.
Book Review: Let’s Move the Needle by Shannon Downey
If, like me, you’re a creative and compassionate person feeling pulled in all directions by all the urgent causes out there, this book may help you get focused.
Book Review: Period. End of Sentence. by Anita Diamant
Period. End of Sentence. by Anita Diamant is a crash course in menstrual justice.
Book Review: Be a Revolution by Ijeoma Oluo
So as it turns out, you can’t solve racism by reading books.
Book Review: The Sapling Cage by Margaret Killjoy
The Sapling Cage by Margaret Killjoy will probably be a real nostalgic read for anyone who, like me, spent the late 90s and early 00s reading the likes of Raymond Feist, Robert Jordan, and Tamora Pierce.
Book Review: Being Seen by Elsa Sjunneson
The thing about this book is that it’s really good. I know, I know, that’s not exactly well-thought-out literary criticism.
Book Review: Chain-Gang All-Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah
While some speculative novels choose to thinly veil their messages and hide them behind metaphors, Adjei-Brenyah pulls you in with a concept that seems ripped from the blaxploitation and women in prison film genres, then hits you with real facts every few chapters.