Recent reading
Feb. 15th, 2017 09:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
luzulaDivided Allegiance by Elizabeth Moon (#2 in the Paksenarrion series)
My cold is better, but the comfort read continues. Aaaah, I want more fic for this. Maybe after this immersion I will be inspired myself...there's a lot of worldbuilding stuff only hinted at in the books that I would love to see explored. Like, the Kuakgannir are really interesting. And I would so love to see older Paks as a mentor--the mentoring stuff we already see in the books is so satisfying to me.
Wage Slaves by Daria Bogdanska (only in Swedish)
Autobiographical graphic novel by a Polish immigrant to Sweden, about her struggle against the shitty job system, and her relationships, etc. I liked it. Funny about people's self-image--she portrays herself as very plain, but her photo in the back is anything but, IMO.
My cold is better, but the comfort read continues. Aaaah, I want more fic for this. Maybe after this immersion I will be inspired myself...there's a lot of worldbuilding stuff only hinted at in the books that I would love to see explored. Like, the Kuakgannir are really interesting. And I would so love to see older Paks as a mentor--the mentoring stuff we already see in the books is so satisfying to me.
Wage Slaves by Daria Bogdanska (only in Swedish)
Autobiographical graphic novel by a Polish immigrant to Sweden, about her struggle against the shitty job system, and her relationships, etc. I liked it. Funny about people's self-image--she portrays herself as very plain, but her photo in the back is anything but, IMO.
