(roughly ordered by when i read them)
Feminism is for Everybody
The Great Believers
Piranesi
Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow
A Broken People’s Playlist
the Grapes of Wrath
Evicted
The Knockout Queen
Honestly recommend any of these! Amazed to see 2 nonfiction in the list, given how little of it i read.
when you finish a book, and it was WOW and now you need a minute before you pick up something else to read.
but also don't really have anything else to do tonight.
you microblog about it.
(if you are interested in what books I'm reading, you might want to follow me at: https://bookwyrm.social/user/ansate )
sunday is about waiting. for some reason, today it feels like the kind of waiting i do in a hotel - where I don't have anything really I need to do. But with the bonus of being home with my kitchen! I was annoyed about feeling bored, and so I tapped into that hotel room feel, and asked myself what I would do differently in a hotel tonight. And that's why I have like 4 more holds on ebooks at the library, and I'm reading a short story collection that I downloaded.
apparently I believe in a true abundance of reading material when traveling, but at home I feel like I should finish the books I have started. Feels great to give myself permission and just start more things.
I'm not so sure about this, but I have found friends on Twitter and Mastodon, so this could work too! I'm a 40-something data scientist, but I'd rather post about sewing, cross-stitch, baking, and reading. I'm generally reading a handful of fiction and avoiding a stack of non-fiction that would be good for me.
My current sewing project is this shirt and I'm reading book 7 of wheel of time. I'm not too sad that I finally started that series. plz no spoilers.
I'm also reading Anna Karenina with my partner, at about a chapter a day. We've never read it so it's new and exciting, every revelation a surprise.
I recently moved house, and I baked the first loaf of bread here last weekend. It was oatmeal-raisin and I have eaten it all.
