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Monthly Reads: September 2026

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Book of the Month is going to be a tie between Sisters of the Lizard and The Tapestry of Fate.

Unread Shelf: September 30, 2026

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Given the sheer number of new releases this month and the number of books I read that didn’t come off of the Unread Shelf, I’m impressed the carnage is this limited.

Monthly Reads: August 2026

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I actually only had one five-star read in August, which was Tana French’s The Keeper, Book of the Month by default, although Daggermouth has grown in my estimation since I read it.

Unread Shelf: August 31, 2026

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About the same as last month, and I’m going to take a serious beating in September, because there are a ton of new releases this month that are already pre-ordered. I need an extra three or four hours a day if I want to keep up.

Monthly Reads: July 2026

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Book of the Month is … damn. There is no Antimemetics Division? Sublimation? Challenger? The Empire of the Vampire series as a whole? Angel Down? Seriously, throw a dart. July was ridiculous.

Unread Shelf: July 31, 2026

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Y’all! Look! Progress! Actual progress!

Glass is weird

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In the absence of an actual post, since I have no thinkythoughts in my brain at all right now, enjoy this picture of my new shower, and contemplate how weird the reflections and shadows are.

Monthly Reads: June 2026

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Two things about June’s books:

  1. Book of the Month is She Knows All the Names, by Michelle Jabès Corpora, with Radiant Dark and The Lion Women of Tehran in close runners-up; and
  2. One book is not a book I read in June! I read a Secret Project of comparable length to that book by the same author. I’m not sure the author even wants confirmation that the Secret Project exists, so you’re just going to have to either wonder or do research to figure out which one.