MadhatterLee

Another work of mine for the Hoelidays exchange 2022. I was a bit insecure with it because the timeline laid out very interestingly in my head when I worked on it so it could be confusing, but it was fun to write anyways.

Summary: Armitage Hux, aka Armie Stardust, is Arkanis’ most famous David Bowie impersonator. However, Finn Gerrera, his guitarist, quits the band, and Armitage has to start a last ditch search for a replacement with the help from his drummer, Gwendoline Phasma.

It’s revealed! A little work I wrote for the Hoelidays exchange 2022

1. Das Parfum (Süskind): I recently watched this movie, and this is the kind of crime thrillers that I would always love to enjoy on a weekend night. So I decide to read the book that the movie was based on.

2. The Return of the King (Tolkien): the last book of the LOR saga! I’m excited to the ending, and it’s been a very joyful journey rereading these books.

3. Interference (Parks): Amazon Prime First Read August choice! I’m always eager to read crime fictions, and I’m very looking forward to reading this one as well. Based on the reviews, Parks seems like a very decent author, and I’m curious about his works.

Books for July

1. Her Final Words (Labuskes): Prime First Read, no idea what this is about, interested to find out

2. How To Send A Message (McDonnell): the short stories based on his Dublin Trilogy. A good summer read with little stories that are not too time-consuming

3. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (ACD): Holmes never goes old. Always my summertime goto stories for boring nights

4. The Magpie Lord (Charles): Amazon sent me this book as a free present based on my reading histories, so might as well give this series a try

1. The Perpetual Astonishment of Jonathon Fairfax (Shevlin): I honestly have no idea what this book is about, but it was a kindle unlimited free book and the first chapter got me hooked so I decided to finish it. Doesn’t seem too heavy a read, so I hope it worth the shot, cos I’m interested in reading the sequel as well.

2. Last Orders (McDonnell): the last book of the trilogy. More like my monthly routine kind of stuff, but his work fits in a tight schedule perfectly, so that’s a plus.

3. A Man (Hirano): I got this from Prime Read last month, and it seems like a good read with some depth but not too much, and I’m looking forward to explore the Japanese literature from the perspective of the English language.

4. Find Me (Frasier): this month’s prime first read. Nothing to say about it really, I’ve never read this author, but I do like to explore female thriller authors a lot, so I’m gonna give this book a shot. And with prime read it’s free, so why not.