There is so much going on with this book it feels overwhelming. It feels like the plot is barely contained within the pages and its gonna burst out of the book at any given moment and eat my face. Where do I even begin? Video games? Sure, let’s go with that first.
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This month I watched some good video essays, Why We Can’t Stop Mapping Elden Ring by Ren or Raven, This is Financial Advice by Folding Ideas, and How Can We Bear to Throw Anything Away? by Jacob Geller. All of these are fantastic in their own way and worth a watch.
Continue reading “Media Diet – October 2023”Review: What You Are Looking For is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama
I was looking for something appropriate for the season, something with a cozy vibe. I saw this book on Storygraph‘s “Popular This Week” section and the premise lined up with what I was looking for.
Continue reading “Review: What You Are Looking For is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama”Today I’m a Ball
While reading a book this morning I had my Just the Instrumentals Please playlist on as background music. I like having such playlists playing while reading as it helps me stay focused on the reading. This particular playlist has a lot of music by the band Khruangbin in it. Three whole albums of theirs in fact.
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Recently I signed up for Storygraph, a service for recording what books you read, sharing them with friends, writing reviews and most importantly (according to the site’s own copy) getting recommendations for books you want to read in the future. I wanted something to better keep track of my reading, something better than me adding entries into a Google Sheets spreadsheet.
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