Updates and Links
Updates
- Going Bovine, by Libba Bray
- The Scourge Between Stars, by Ness Brown
- Abeni's Song, by P. Djèlí Clark
- Once Upon a Marigold, by Jean Ferris
- The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise, by Dan Gemeinhart
- Billy Budd, by Herman Melville
- Lord of the Fly Fest, by Goldy Moldavsky
- Holes, by Louis Sachar
- Camp Damascus, by Chuck Tingle
The first month of 2025 is everything I feared it would be, and worse, hence the late update.
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- The Expanse: Dragon Tooth, Volume 3, by Andy Diggle and James S. A. Corey (creators)
- The Age of Wood, by Roland Ennos
- Graven Images, by Paul Fleischman
- Let This Radicalize You, by Kelly Hayes and Miriame Kaba
- Slow Horses, by Mike Herron
- Before the Coffee Gets Cold, by Toshikazu Kawaguchi (Geoffrey Trousselot, translator)
- Ravenwood, by Nathan Lowell
- Pony Confidential, by Christina Lynch
Goodbye and good riddance, 2024. Hope the door hits you hard and repeatedly on the way out... not that 2025 and beyond look to be remotely better.
(At least I started this year with some shred of hope. So much for that.)
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- The City in the Middle of the Night, by Charlie Jane Anders
- Why Does Everything Have to Be About Race?, by Keith Boykin
- Finna, by Nino Cipri
- Down a Dark Hall, by Lois Duncan
- The Possibility of Life, by Jaime Green
- Good Girls Don't Die, by Christina Henry
- Zero Sum Game, by S. L. Huang
- Gunpowder Moon, by David Perdreira
- The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O., by Neal Stephenson and Nicole Galland
I'm still trying to process the impending end of my country as I know it (or thought I knew it), and how many willingly signed all of us up for the cruel,
horrendous things that were promised... Hiding in stories is one way I do that. (It was also a not-very-good month in numerous other ways, including a
prolonged power outage killing any vague Thanksgiving Day celebration plans and other Issues, so I really can't say I'm heading into the last month of 2024
with anything but the grimmest of outlooks for the future - and I expect even that much optimism will look laughably naïve by this time next year.)
Links
The following links have been very helpful in the (re)creation and maintenance of this site.
- w3schools.com - A nice tutorial site for HTML, CSS, and other website design and construction topics.
- Xenu's Link Sleuth - Free link checker for websites.