Recent reading
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luzulaThe Hundred Days by Patrick O'Brian
By now, this feels kind of like reading fan-fiction, in that it gives me more of the characters and language that I love. But I don't know if I can forgive O'Brian for the, uh, obvious upsetting thing that happens in this book. Why? Why would you do that? : ((
ETA: Spoilers in comments.
Tsunami by L. Timmel Duchamp (#3 in the Marq'ssan Cycle)
This series continues very page-turney and tense, and I'm interested to see what happens in book 4. There's not much I can say about it here without spoilers, but the theme of examining structures of authority, gender relations and sexual relations continues. Along with tense spy action.
By now, this feels kind of like reading fan-fiction, in that it gives me more of the characters and language that I love. But I don't know if I can forgive O'Brian for the, uh, obvious upsetting thing that happens in this book. Why? Why would you do that? : ((
ETA: Spoilers in comments.
Tsunami by L. Timmel Duchamp (#3 in the Marq'ssan Cycle)
This series continues very page-turney and tense, and I'm interested to see what happens in book 4. There's not much I can say about it here without spoilers, but the theme of examining structures of authority, gender relations and sexual relations continues. Along with tense spy action.
