Jun 30
my summer readings
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my summer readings
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These eight queer heartache novels pair perfectly with popular indie anthems of the early aughts
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I was FINALLY able to find this book! A bit more than I was hoping to spend, but I didn’t want to pass the chance to snag it!
Still have to finish Game Changers (about 30 pgs left), then Heated Rivalry, THEN this!
Books I've read so far this year:
January:
The Cabin At The End Of The World by Paul Tremblay (7/10 ending could've sucked less)
Woolly by Ben Mezrich (0/10 for unnecessarily glazing Peter Thiel)
Who Goes There? by John W Campbell (8/10, loses points for animal death but gains then back for inspiring The Thing)
February:
The King In Yellow by Robert Chambers (7/10 for inventing the cognitohazard but loses points for being lofty and dated)
The Mayor of Noobtown by Ryan Rimmel (3/10 I only read it for the 372 Pages podcast and I hated every stat-dumping minute)
The Paleontologist by Luke Dumas (10/10 read it good god read it)
Extraction by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child (8/10 creepy little novella from their Pendergast series)
The Summer War by Naomi Novik (7/10 I wish it was longer, losing points for stinky fae romance)
The Coward by Stephen Aryan (9/10 brilliant and entertaining and tasty)
Midnight Rooms by Donyae Coles (8/10 lovely Gothic novel but maybe a bit too by the books)
The Darkling Thrush by Josh Lanyon (6/10 what do you MEAN it's narrated by 2012 baby Max Miller?!!?! Cute gay fantasy mystery but it Lacks.)
Currently reading: Riptide by Preston and Child (the same two as above) it's okay so far, a bit dry.
Next up: Murder at Spindle Manor by Morgan Stang
2026 Completed Media List
Jan 20: Transit Love / Love Exchange S 4 - Dropped at ep 19 (only watched the first 18 eps cos I wanted to watch the Guests in ep 19 with full context. Zero interest in watching any more)
Jan 24: Percy Jackson S 2 - very happy to hear we're getting season 3 THIS YEAR!
Jan 28: Wayward Souls by Susan J. Morris - a nice continuation from book one but I am still not completely sold on the main romance. Still love the setting (especially with the added Irish folklore this time) and the inspirations for the characters though.
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stealing his thunder (toronto thunders book 2) by beth bolden
blitz'd (evergreen university book 1) by lee mccormick and rs mckenzie