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Rated Saga #58 10/10

Rated Wheel of the Infinite 10/10

There must be a lot stirring in Martha Wells' brain. Here's yet another world she's created that is so original and so detailed that it feels completely real but there is very little IRL has been dragged through it. Except the people are complicated and interesting and very real. In other words, it's a Martha Wells story and very good. You should read it.

Rated The Barrens and Others 10/10

Rated Blade 10/10

Rated Neuromancer 10/10

Rated Bruce Aidells's Complete Sausage Book : Recipes from America's Premium Sausage Maker 10/10

Finished reading The Hobbit, or There and Back Again

Finished reading Babel

Finished reading Ancillary Sword

Finished reading The Silence of the Wilting Skin

Rated The Girl Who Electrified Tesla 4/10

<div>Some of the pulp-style art was fun, and I was semi-interested in the story, but overall, it was just an ok read</div>

Rated Cold Magic 10/10

Rated Instantly Southern: 85 Southern Favorites for Your Pressure Cooker, Multicooker, and Instant Pot® : A Cookbook 10/10

Finished reading The Necessity of Stars

Finished reading Annihilation

Wants to read Dead Astronauts

Rated Night Wolf 10/10

Finished reading A Drop Of Corruption: Shadow Of Leviathan, Band 2

Wants to read Fire on the Mountain

Finished reading Warrior of Woden

Finished reading Owlish

Finished reading Authority

Finished reading This is Where the Future Bleeds

Wants to read Growing Up Weightless

Rated Villager 7/10

<div>I think I enjoy Tom Cox's non-fiction more than his fiction, but I still liked this weird, sprawling look at the fictional (though Dartmoor-inspired) area of Underhill. He jumps around in time through past centuries and our future, occasionally dips into both folk-horror and music journalism, and we meet a lot of different voices along the way. Some I liked more than others, but I respect the scope and strangeness of it all. I'll always want to read what he does next.</div>