John Kelly rated To Be Taught, If Fortunate: 5 stars

To Be Taught, If Fortunate by Becky Chambers
At the turn of the twenty-second century, scientists make a breakthrough in human spaceflight. Through a revolutionary method known as …
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At the turn of the twenty-second century, scientists make a breakthrough in human spaceflight. Through a revolutionary method known as …

This is the first edition first printing numbers 1-10 - DJ has price of $5.95 . Back has a picture …

Tackling some of humanity’s oldest questions along with new quandaries only he could imagine, these stories will change the way …

An ancient society of witches and a hipster technological startup go war as the world from tearing itself. To further …

What would happen if women suddenly possessed a fierce new power?
In THE POWER, the world is a recognizable …

Connell and Marianne grow up in the same small town in rural Ireland. The similarities end there; they are from …
This is basically just a collection of inspiration quotes around the subject of just getting shit done even though life is hard and society is a total garbage fire.
And that’s exactly what I needed right now. A lovely little hug for the soul.

With Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead, Man Booker International Prize-winner Olga Tokarczuk returns with a subversive, …
This is my first Clive Cussler book (although I've loved the films of Sahara and Raise the Titanic). And all throughout, I kept thinking: is this what it's like to read a Chuck Tingle book? Like, every time Dirk Pitt arrived on the page, Cussler would go into such intense details about his rugged good looks, his cold, opal eyes, and his masculine prowess that I actually started to feel uncomfortable. Do you need me to leave the room, Clive?
Also, we can add this to the list of books that use black coffee as a shorthand for telling us how incredibly manly the hero is.
This is my first Clive Cussler book (although I've loved the films of Sahara and Raise the Titanic). And all throughout, I kept thinking: is this what it's like to read a Chuck Tingle book? Like, every time Dirk Pitt arrived on the page, Cussler would go into such intense details about his rugged good looks, his cold, opal eyes, and his masculine prowess that I actually started to feel uncomfortable. Do you need me to leave the room, Clive?
Also, we can add this to the list of books that use black coffee as a shorthand for telling us how incredibly manly the hero is.

A haunting, diverse debut story collection that explores the isolation we experience in the face of the mysterious, often dangerous …