#Novels

A thread of books read in 2020 1. More Than We Can Tell by Brigid Kemmererā€¢ A very moving YA contemporary ā€¢ Second book in series which I loved
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I've been thinking for a while that one of the problems with disability rep in media is that abled people are a) used to traditional disability narratives and b) unfamiliar
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So last night I played The Shivah on Steam. And I have feelings.https://store.steampowered.com/app/252370/The_Shivah/ Was talking to a gay friend about it who was like, "Yeah, sounds like being gay in
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[A Long Thread] How we should transform product companies work and knowledge management processes, help them invent better solutions and build things faster ā†’ . Context: Product B2B SaaS
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perhaps the only attractive thing about moving apartments is the pleasure of rediscovering books long forgotten.... a few interesting books that I had forgotten about, as I discover them, in
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Happy Lycanthrope day of the #MonstrousMayChallenge I love werewolf books and have read so many it would be a very long list of recommendations. But Iā€™ve decided to go
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Iā€™ll be working on this next [itā€™s due in 5 days] [someone has a hold on it] [if youā€™re reading this Iā€™m so sorry for hogging] Iā€™m too tired to
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Are you a long time Ace Attorney fan? Did you just get into the series with the HD trilogy and want to get more from the series? Did you find
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THE LEGEND OF MOUNT NYANGANI"Hike with me baby. Let's disappear into the mountains", Yvonne wroteSuch lines don't have to end in my fiction novels. You can hike up Nyanga Mountains
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Ss lockdown eased I was able to stay away from home. I chose Kent, because of course.With public transport able to be incorporated, this thread records a walk up to
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A thread necessary for EVERYBODY about oh my girl Before we start this thread we wanna say our intention isn't offend or hurt someone/groupWe just wanna bring information with all
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Secret Signs: Readersā€™ Marks in Library Genre Fiction. A long thread, Part 1. Over 20 years ago I stumbled on a strange phenomenon, a secret society of sorts of illicit
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Nature writing is pretty white, but there are amazing works by writers of colour too!https://twitter.com/mark_carnall/status/1173267111843639296 Thereā€™s the Willowherb Review, devotes to diversity in nature writing @WillowherbRvw https://
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Fable [Adrienne Young]A thread https://readerfox.com/review/fable-adrienne-young-7/ Never, under any circumstances, reveal who or what matters to you. The Writing I did a lot of screaming when I finished this book. For
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So, Iā€™m a little late but I decided Iā€™m gonna do a fun project for #AutismAcceptance MonthIā€™ll be listing 1 fictional character for each day of April who is either
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Escaping the Simualtion: A Thread Are we living in a simulation? More and more people these days are beginning to think so. Nick Bostrom, a philosopher, makes the argument that
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