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What if your local insomniac vicar had a group of 9 friends that were the Victorian equivalent of frat boys that adored you

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Mid-Year Book Freakout
@dandelion-network tagged me on my main account, so I'm posting it here :D
Number of Books You've Read So Far:
13! Most of them have been in the months of June and July
Best Book You've Read So Far in 2026:
I really enjoyed The Wolf & His King by Finn Longman (a retelling of the Bisclavret story; French werewolf!) and I Will Teach You to be Rich by Rami Sethi (really straightforward financial advice that was also easily actionable)
New Releases You Haven't Read Yet But Want To:
Platform Decay by Martha Wells & Tillinghast by Clare Cavenagh
Most Anticipated Release for the second half of the year: I'm not keeping my eye on releases much, but I am on the waitlist for two recent/soon-to-be-released books: Daggerbound by T. Kingfisher and The Exquisite Torment of Loving Your Enemy by Brigitte Knightley
Biggest Surprise Favorite New Author (debut or new to you): Saou Ichikawa was especially enjoyable. I was laughing way more than I expected at how raunchy Ichikawa would get and then the next paragraph it would be quite serious.
Newest Fictional Crush: Hmm, I've enjoyed several characters, but I'm not sure that it's as strong as Darcy. Faolan from Soulgazer (M. Rapier) and Raksh from The Tapestry of Fate (S. Chakraborty) were fun to read though. Amina's also always given me heart eyes :D
Book That Made You Cry: Soulgazer, Land by M. O'Farrell, The Tapestry of Fate, Glorious Exploits, Lula Dean's Little Library of Banned Books, and probably all of my books. I'm an easy crier.
Most Beautiful Book You've Bought So Far This Year (or received): I've only bought two books this year and I really like both covers (Land & Platform Decay)
Book That Made You Happy: Murder in Highbury by Vanessa Kelly had some very funny moments
What Books Do You Need to Read By the End of the Year:
I'm not trying to specifically get any done, but I'm interested in reading O. R. Melling's The Chronicles of Faeries before the end of the summer!
If you see this, I invite you to do the mid-year book freak out! :D
Some things I’ve been reading lately
happy glorious 25th of may

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I've seen so many posts about Mensah's perspective of ART/Network Effect, how have I not seen one's about ART's crew's perspective. Network Effect as told by Seth.
You have a child who is an extremely powerful (somewhat illegal) machine intelligence. It's a good kid, mostly, except it doesn't play well with others. Your kid periodically goes on short trips by itself, and this has always been fine.
One time, it comes back and it's acting... weird. It keeps bringing up things it has no reason to know about and then dodging questions about it. Finally, you get it to admit that it picked up a hitchhiker on this on this trip, even though you have very strict rules about never picking up hitchhikers. This hitchhiker is obviously it's new favorite person. They watched soap operas together. Your kid loves soap operas now. Your kid shows you a bunch of pictures of this hitchhiker, but won't tell you details because the hitchhiker in question is a wanted criminal on the run and also an escaped slave. This is probably fine (you sure hope it's fine).
Then, you and the rest of your family/friends get fucking kidnapped and used as hostages to make your kid behave. You know that your kid 1) will do anything to protect you, and 2) pretty much always goes for violence first, so you have your doubts about any of this going well.
Then, the hitchhiker your kid will not shut up about appears out of thin air in the middle of a firefight on a planet pretty much no one has any reason to be near and says your kid sent it. It proves this by telling you your kid is a dickhead (this is true and works, but still).
After a lot of mutual rescuing, you're back on board the ship that is also your kid, and find out that your kid kidnapped it's wanted-criminal-hitchhiker-friend and all of it's friends, and has been telling them all of your top secret confidential spy information. The hitchhiker is responsible for 90% of the top news stories you've seen in the last six months. Three different governments want this person dead or alive.
Your kid pushes the hitchhiker's resume across the table at you and makes big sad puppy eyes.
I pull up my slide show. The first slide says “I do not want to financially support the Church of the Latter Day Saints in any way”. There are murmurs of agreement and approval from the room
Next slide. “Brandon Sanderson is a member of the LDS”. The muttering has changed tone
“It’s not a very big amount of money though.” Someone in the audience pipes up. “His cut is only a small fraction of the cost of the book, and then-“ my next slide shows an income breakdown, it is titled ‘a small fraction of $10,000,000 is still a big number’
I’m sweating. The following slides explain tithing rules. The vibe of the room has shifted. I start to doubt I’m getting out of here alive
This is a portfolio project from last year! I'm interested in chapter book illustration jobs, so I mocked up the cover and first five chapters of a childhood favorite, Dealing with Dragons.
Didn't read a ton of books this month, but luckily most were superlative-worthy (I swear the cover of Unicorn Hunters gets prettier the longer I look at it.) Also I feel that Jeff Vandermeer and I exist on a sort of astral plane together where we just go back and forth about Fucked Up Bears like the brains in that double galaxy brain meme
previous monthly wrap-ups
The three leading ladies from Naomi Novik’s Spinning Silver

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Anti-Book Banning Bingo
We made this for an event with the Writers' Guild of Alberta to fight the book bans in our province. Feel free to use it, and if you want to fill in the "support a trans author" square, consider becoming a paid patron of Making Queer History!
Book Review: Soulgazer (#1) by Maggie Rapier
Rating: A fast-paced adventure and romance story narrated by a young woman discovering her own agency after over 20 years of abuse and neglect at the hands of her family.
I cannot for the life of me recall why I picked this book up from the library, but I'm very glad I did.
New card back design for the 3rd Sefirot Tarot edition
🌟 One more day to support the Kickstarter (until March 14th '26)
Since so many people liked my Amina art over here on tumblr, here’s more of her and her crew. This is Tapestry of fate art and there are some major spoilers under the cut!

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The women of The adventures of Amina al-Sirafi' by Shannon Chakraborty
If you think Dunya is missing, please finish the book first :)
And If you think Payasam is missing: yes you are right and I am very sorry!
I listened to the audiobook at least 15 times by now!
I really want to draw the men next, but drawing men is not my strongsuit so bear with me!
I was listening to the audiobook again while drawing to remember exactly how these ladies are described and have been reminded that our imagination is often different from what is described. So I had to go over my mental image of some of them hehe:)) still took some artistic liberations of course
In case you haven't heard, July is Disability Pride Month. Here is a collection of queer books with disabled characters and/or authors.
I've been doing this for quite some time, last time I did a post with this focus was Disability December and before that it was Disabled and Kicking Ass. Any recs I should include next time?