The void is my friend.
Pages: 448
Purchased from: Kobo
I’ll be honest, nothing about this book particularly stood out to me. I thought the characters and the setting was interesting but the plot itself wasn’t much to write home about and especially the romance plot wasn’t all that good which would have fine if it wasn’t one of the major selling points of the book.
Ah well, on to the next one!
Pages: 482
Purchased from: Kobo
Okay so, I finished this book in one five hour sitting on Monday. I haven’t finished a book in one sitting in years. This book is really good. Excellent characters, both alien and human with each alien species having very unique points of view and experiences.
Interactions between the Wayfarer’s characters which are the majority of this book’s contents are very well written and by the end of it I felt really connected with the characters. I may have cried a bit at multiple points in the book.
If you are a sci-fi fan, put this one in your queue, trust me you won’t regret it.
Almost two years after I wrote my notes from my server upgrades to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS I am here again to write about my upgrades to the current LTS which is 22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish).
As is good practice for such upgrades I waited till the .1 release of the LTS was out to rule out any initial issues from the release. This time around I staggered out and planned out the upgrades over multiple weekends and I left the most difficult servers for last. I also kept notes of all the various issues/quirks I encountered when I did upgrades inside my Obsidian vault.
So let’s get into it.
Continue reading “Notes from my server upgrades to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS”Pages: 303
Purchased from: Kobo
Essentially a story of a honest guy making the best of the very complicated situations he gets put in. The world here is based on Addison’s other novel The Goblin Emperor and it is a very interesting fantasy world with intriguing characters, weird religious practices and apparently a huge culture of drinking tea which I personally appreciate.
This was a short and comfortable read, I am looking forward to reading The Goblin Emperor at some point in the future.
Pages: 580
Purchased from: Kobo
This one is a sequel to week 11‘s read, I had it preordered. For the most part I enjoyed the sequel. Lots of intrigue and the very sapphic romance that was present in the first book is a constant in this one. My big criticism about this second book is the very “tragic queer” ending. I don’t particularly want to get into spoilers here but the ending left me very disappointed.
I still this sequel is worth reading if you enjoyed the first book but just keep in mind that the ending may be disappointing to you.