Hi!! Quick #booktwt introduction.
~Domo, she/her
~Fav genre: literary, speculative, sci fi, and anything with vampires.
~Fav authors: Octavia Butler, Toni Morrison, and Anne Rice
You don’t have to pick one passion. Learn philosophy. Paint. Write. Build things. Study the stars. Disappear into the woods for a while. Then get obsessed with something completely random next year. A single lane is for cars, not for people. Chase a life full of curiosity.
If you are fine with dragon books that aren’t necessarily dragon pov BUT do feature dragons in a deeper way and are decently well written, I’d recommend Temeraire and Songs of Chaos
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Meeting with the French book club today to discuss Small Country by Gael Faye. A touching coming-of-age novel that takes place during the Rwandan genocide.
What I have been reading:
I just discovered the articles of the Public Domain Review and I'm loving them. Very eclectic selection of essays. Apparently it's an online magazine that specializes on arcane and very specialized subjects + primary sources illustrations.
I really want to join a community of writers where we talk about our current WIPs (personal essays, book reviews, fiction short stories, etc.), our inspiration, what we're reading, etc.
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The main character has such as detached view of the world, observing and judging everyone as if he's the only person who can really see what's going on. I really like reading my from his POV.