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Reading Log: Ariel Crashes a Train
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.03.20]
I read Ariel Crashes a Train by Olivia A. Cole. 📚
this is lowkey nonspeculative horror, I have a lot more to say about it but not at the moment
this is lowkey nonspeculative horror, I have a lot more to say about it but not at the moment
I meant to write a review of this for Granite Media but haven’t yet for reasons.
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Reading Log: Duineser Elegien - Elegies from the castle of Duino
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.03.24]
I stopped reading Duineser Elegien - Elegies from the castle of Duino by Rainer Maria Rilke ; translated from the German by V. Sackville-West and Edward Sackville West. [ Paused at 31% ] 📚
Random serendipitous connection to two other books I was reading-
Random serendipitous connection to two other books I was reading-
- I Love Information references these, which is why I looked them up.
- This apparent first translation of the elegies into English was made by V. Sackville-West, to whom Orlando is dedicated, and who appears as Orlando in some of the photographs in the book. (There’s a lot more to possibly say about her connection to Virginia Woolf and Orlando, but I’ll leave it at that.)
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Reading Log: I Love Information
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.03.26]
I read I Love Information by Courtney Bush again. 📚
Now I’ve read this book twice, I could probably read it again and again, but I don’t know why exactly
Now I’ve read this book twice, I could probably read it again and again, but I don’t know why exactly
Should write more about this book (and I have written more about this book) but don’t feel like sharing yet.
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Reading Log: Icarus
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.03.28]
I read Icarus by K. Ancrum. 📚
I couldn’t put this down.
I couldn’t put this down.
(I wanted to write a review for Granite Media but haven’t yet for reasons.)
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Reading Log: Grant Snider Picture Books
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.03.29]
I read My Words / What Color Is Night? / Nothing Ever Happens on a Gray Day / What Sound Is Morning? by Grant Snider. 📚
These were nice.
These were nice.
Read:
- My Words
- What Color Is Night?
- Nothing Ever Happens on a Gray Day
- What Sound Is Morning?
I meant to read every book by Grant Snider at this time (had them all from the library) but I didn’t get that far. Another time. Poetry Comics, tho.
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Reading Log: Poetry Comics
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.03.29]
I read Poetry Comics by Grant Snider again. 📚
Love this so much. Wrote a review and published it on Granite Media - Poetry Comics – Granite Media
Love this so much. Wrote a review and published it on Granite Media - Poetry Comics – Granite Media
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Reading Log: The Octopus Museum
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.03.29]
I read The Octopus Museum by Brenda Shaughnessy. 📚
Wasn’t quite as cohesive as I was hoping, but I don’t know that it intended to be.
Wasn’t quite as cohesive as I was hoping, but I don’t know that it intended to be.
Impulse-ordered copies of I think almost all of her other collections to read soon; used copies from 3rd-party amazon sellers because I’m an evil cheapskate. I had them checked out from the library and they were long overdue, needed to return them, so that was a step up towards paying my share.
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Reading Log: Tree. Table. Book.
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.04.20]
I read Tree. Table. Book. by Lois Lowry. 📚
Think I need to write a review of this for Granite Media, which I’ll link here eventually.
Think I need to write a review of this for Granite Media, which I’ll link here eventually.
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Reading Log: History Comics - The Stonewall Riots
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.05.06]
I read History Comics: The Stonewall Riots - Making a Stand for LGBTQ Rights by Archie Bongiovanni, A. Andrews. 📚
Not that great as a graphic novel tbh, but definitely age appropriate and on an important topic/moment for which there isn’t much available
Not that great as a graphic novel tbh, but definitely age appropriate and on an important topic/moment for which there isn’t much available
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Playing Log: The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
[Last Updated: 2026.03.08]
[Originally Posted: 2024.05.10]
I played and finished The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. 🎮
I’m hooked after starting this on a whim one day while browsing Apple Arcade for the first time on my laptop. I’d wanted to play something on the Switch but not enough to kick my kids off the Switch.







