#herzeloyde

Aaaa booooks 🥰 📚

So my interests in books have changed significantly in the last few years. I used to pretty exclusively read fantasy and science fiction. I still love my fantasy novels but the writing has to be truly transportive with dynamic characters. 

Some of my favorite Fantasy books in no particular order:

The Cobweb Bride (Nazarian)

Wintersong (Jae-Jones).

The Gargoyle (Davidson)

Elvenbane (Norton, Lackey)

I’ll warn you what I read more often now is really different and some are not for the faint of heart. These titles have a lot to do with my future and current careers (yep I’m multiclassing). Unfortunately, I haven’t actually finished any of these but rather slowly working my way through them with everything on my plate. 

Titles I’ve been reading: 

Dark Territory: The Secret History of Cyber War (Kaplan)

Shake Hands with the Devil: The Failure of Humanity in Rwanda (Dallaire)

Unholy Alliance: A History of Nazi Involvement with the Occult (Lavenda)

Me and White Supremacy (Saad)

Decolonizing Wealth (Villanueva)

American Rule: How a Nation Conquered the World But Failed Its People (Sexton)

The Art of the Steal (Abagnale)

I loved this question! Thanks for bringing up books! I really hope to get more time to finish reading the books currently on my shelf and start reading novels again after I graduate.

💙 Fynnley

🌻Sit down with me over tea? 🍵

Parzival bidding farewell to his mother, Queen Herzeloyde, from the Parzival cycle [c.1883-84] (mural)

(aka: The son of Barbarossa, Henry IV and the princess of Sicily, Constance) Ref: Bildindex

Location: Sängerhalle (singer's hall, music room), Neuschwanstein Castle, Upper Bavaria, Germany