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marxist queer mess with too much to read and too little time and/or motivation
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alsaaas reviewed Anarchie Déco by Christian Vogt (Anarchie Déco, #1)
Babylon Berlin mit Magie: ein historischer Fantasy-Roman aus der Weimarer Republik. Das Leben im Berlin …
Alt-history SciFi in queer Berlin
4 stars
alsaaas finished reading Anarchie Déco by Christian Vogt (Anarchie Déco, #1)
Babylon Berlin mit Magie: ein historischer Fantasy-Roman aus der Weimarer Republik. Das Leben im Berlin …
I actually quite liked this one :)
Will definitely gift it around and recommend it to ppl... time to read the sequel!
alsaaas commented on Anarchie Déco by Christian Vogt (Anarchie Déco, #1)
Babylon Berlin mit Magie: ein historischer Fantasy-Roman aus der Weimarer Republik. Das Leben im Berlin …
I love Georgette and Nike so much TwT
Nike also giving tism vibes NGL
alsaaas wants to read Socialism Betrayed by Roger Keeran
Socialism Betrayed by Roger Keeran
"A fresh multi-faceted look at the overthrow of the Soviet State, the dismemberment of the Soviet Union, and the campaign …
An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States (ReVisioning American History) by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
Today in the United States, there are more than five hundred federally recognized Indigenous nations comprising nearly three million people, …
alsaaas wants to read Endless Holocausts by David Michael Smith
Endless Holocausts by David Michael Smith
An argument against the myth of "American exceptionalism"
Endless Holocausts: Mass Death in the History of the United States …
alsaaas set a goal to read 10 books in 2026
alsaaas commented on Anarchie Déco by Christian Vogt (Anarchie Déco, #1)
Babylon Berlin mit Magie: ein historischer Fantasy-Roman aus der Weimarer Republik. Das Leben im Berlin …
Nice and interesting read thus far. It being in German does feel a bit, well not weird, but weirdly familiar, since it's the language I have read the most in, but haven't read any novels in for years now ~w~
Nice and interesting read thus far. It being in German does feel a bit, well not weird, but weirdly familiar, since it's the language I have read the most in, but haven't read any novels in for years now ~w~
alsaaas commented on Anarchie Déco by Christian Vogt (Anarchie Déco, #1)
Babylon Berlin mit Magie: ein historischer Fantasy-Roman aus der Weimarer Republik. Das Leben im Berlin …
Was not used to this style of writing, but it is an enjoyable read thus far
alsaaas wants to read Anarchie Deco 1930 by Christian Vogt
Anarchie Deco 1930 by Christian Vogt, Judith C. Vogt
Der abschließende Band des antifaschistischen Fantasy-Zweiteilers. Ende der 1920er-Jahre ist der Physikerin Nike Wehner eine bahnbrechende Entdeckung geglückt: Durch die …
alsaaas started reading Anarchie Déco by Christian Vogt (Anarchie Déco, #1)
Anarchie Déco by Christian Vogt, Judith C. Vogt (Anarchie Déco, #1)
Babylon Berlin mit Magie: ein historischer Fantasy-Roman aus der Weimarer Republik. Das Leben im Berlin der Zwanzigerjahre gleicht einem Tanz …
alsaaas reviewed Green Earth by Kim Stanley Robinson
Good but not that good
3 stars
Frank is really weird at times, though the sociobiology does get far less frequent.
Too much whack stuff though, whack religious mumbo jumbo, doesn't even acknowledge the theocratic feudalism and deeply intertwined slavery that was in place in Tibet before being liberated during Mao's time. OFC with the reinstatement of capitalism and Han chauvinism, there were many error and excesses in Tibet, but the narrative still feels yucky though...
Whack idealism of peacefully convincing capital to work for the greater good. Overall quite crakkker book unfortunately, but I didn't feel like I wasted my time either ~w~
Frank is really weird at times, though the sociobiology does get far less frequent.
Too much whack stuff though, whack religious mumbo jumbo, doesn't even acknowledge the theocratic feudalism and deeply intertwined slavery that was in place in Tibet before being liberated during Mao's time. OFC with the reinstatement of capitalism and Han chauvinism, there were many error and excesses in Tibet, but the narrative still feels yucky though...
Whack idealism of peacefully convincing capital to work for the greater good. Overall quite crakkker book unfortunately, but I didn't feel like I wasted my time either ~w~
alsaaas finished reading Green Earth by Kim Stanley Robinson
Fucking finally TwT
Hey, just 5 months ((: