Queen of Mordor

Tagged by @verecunda

The last book I read: The last book I read was a graphic novel by a Norwegian artist and writer, Marthe Øiaas Thomassen. It was book 1 in a series called Owin Undering: Skyggevenn. (This has taken me so long that now the last book I read was The Salt Grows Heavy by Cassandra Khaw, before that was Black Water Sister by Zen Cho)

A book I'd recommend: This one is really hard because you might not like the kind of books I enjoy.

A book I couldn't put down: Signed Sealed Dead by Cynthia Murphy, picked up in an airport bookstore and just read through it.

A book I've read twice or more: The Hunger Games and the Hobbit!

A book on my TBR: Spirits Abroad by Zen Cho.

A book I've put down: It was the third book in a series, idk something about the writing just annoyed me.

A book on my wishlist: I want a hardcover of The Salt Grows Heavy!

A favourite book from childhood: Hekser by Rune Blix Hagen, it was a book about witches that I loved as a kid.

A book I'd give to a friend: Probably a book I accidentally bought twice.

A book of poetry or lyrics I own: I am ashamed to say I don’t think I own anything like that.

A non-fiction book I own: Icebound in the Arctic: The Mystery of Captain Francis Crozier and the Franklin Expedition by Michael Smith (someone tell me to read it now)

What I'm planning on reading next: Into the Drowning Deep by Mira Grant, it had mermaids (murderous ones)

What are you doing here?

I have a feeling that the Ai in IT isn’t actually an Ai talking. Reason why my brain thinks so is because there was this hesitation in the way it spoke to Camille and Juliette in the latest episode. It felt very unnatural for an Ai to have that sort of hesitation. It was as if were talking or getting advice from another person we could not hear.