March Recap 2020
What a month . . . Like so many others I’ve had to transition from going to work five days
Book 685: A Gay Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum – Bert Shrader
This has been sitting on my shelf for almost three years ever since I read the Rolling Stones’ article “How
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Book 684: Ethan Frome – Edith Wharton
Similar to my reading of The Age of Innocence two years ago, I was pleasantly surprised by my reading of this.
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Book 683: The Gravity of Us – Phil Stamper
This was a good story. It’s probably better than I’m giving it credit for, but that’s the way it goes
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Book 682: Camp Cutlery – Robin Carnilius
If you’re a fan of McTucky Fried High, Carnilius’ hilariously poignant YouTube series about anthropomorphized food surviving high school, you’ll
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Book 681: Lab Partners – Mora Montgomery
What this books needs more than anything, is a good editor: there were continuity errors, there were issues with over
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Book 680: The Dark Tower (The Dark Tower #7) – Stephen King
Talk about a gut punch of an ending. The Dark Tower picks up immediately where Song of Susannah ends and
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February Recap 2020
It feels like ages ago that we were on our (what has come to be) annual trek to warmer climates
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Book 679: Our Dining Table – Mita Ori
This is another great introduction into manga in that it’s easy to follow the reverse (for western readers) style of
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