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What I’m reading
The Devil Takes You Home by Gabino Iglesias; How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix; I Survived Capitalism and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt by Madeline Pendleton
I sold a book and that’s a big deal
But probably not for the reason you think.
What I’ve Been Reading
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What I’m reading
The title says it all.
What I’m reading
Your monthly insight into what I'm reading and how I feel about the stories.
What I’m not reading
The writer reflects on the joy of reading, citing the profound impact of certain books. They critique Lovecraft's legacy and express disappointment with Ligotti's works. Ultimately, they advocate for abandoning books that don't bring enjoyment, emphasizing the value of time in reading meaningful stories that resonate.
What I’m reading
The content shares reviews of several books. "Slenderman" is praised for its unconventional storytelling. "Good Omens" is described as an enjoyable read, and "Ghost Eaters" is commended for its strong storyline. The novella "Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke" is highlighted for its unique form and the anticipation of delving into its content.
First person
The writer noticed a trend of more first-person novels. They found first person restrictive for a full novel and doubted the sustaining power of a single character. Despite enjoying some first-person narratives, they remain skeptical of the trend's favorability.
What I’m reading
Little Eve by Catriona Ward This is the second book that I've read by Catriona Ward; the other I've read is The Last House On Needless Street. In both stories, I started thinking that I knew what was going on. This level of perceived predictability led to low engagement in the story; this is certainly … Continue reading What I’m reading