Avid but always behind. I like all kinds of things - fiction, drama, biography, narrative history, graphic novels, music journalism, lunatic scripts. Particularly keen on exploring backlist and genre fiction. Looking for good recommendations! Social account: @auerfeld@chaos.social
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"But one thing I do remember, one thing I know, is that the sense of possibility was real. It may have been naive to believe our dream could come true, but it was not foolish to believe another world was possible. It really was. Or at least that's how I remember it."
@Panthergirl this looks good. You may also like Sarah Krasnostein's The Trauma Cleaner, which covers similar territory.
Recent events prompted me to acquire this, though I wanted to anyway.
On the "read me next" shelf
On the "read me next" shelf
Acquired at Lawrence's book sale last week. On the "read me next" shelf
On the "read next" shelf
Master storyteller Alan Moore (Watchmen) delivers twelve interconnected stories of lust, madness, and …
On the "read next" shelf
Discusses the illusion that is a democracy by pointing out what real power looks like …
on the "read next" shelf
Discusses the illusion that is a democracy by pointing out what real power looks like …
in the to read pile
A comic saga that chronicles the efforts of Delirium and her brother, Dream, to journey …
Recently re-read the entire series, prompted (of course) by the Netflix adaptation. How immense the scope of this is, and yet the core storyline is actually pretty tight. Would recommend to anyone (though you've probably read it already, right?)
A comic saga that chronicles the efforts of Delirium and her brother, Dream, to journey …
Re-read the entire series (inspired, of course, by the Netflix adaptation) - totally absorbing and huge (HUGE!)
