by D.C. Fontana
The writing is easy to devour even with apparent tv beats, senseless plot points, and 60s sensibilities including introducing every character like a lech
Monthly archives: October 2023
A Thief in the Night
by K.J. Charles
★★★½
The Best We Could Do
by Thi Bui
★★★
Passion simple
Annie Ernaux
L’histoire d’une femme qui n’a pas d’autre identité que son obsession pour un homme indisponible et vide de personnalité. Une obsession telle qu’elle ne se lave pas pour conserver son sperme, qu’elle part dans des délires impliquant une femme qu’elle a vue dans un magazine et qu’elle reste figée … Read more
I Am Spock
by Leonard Nimoy
I read this having seen more SNW Spock than TOS. I knew of two contributions by Nimoy that gave me a positive impression and spurred me to read another memoir by someone I wasn’t necessarily a dedicated fan of (following the vibrant Fingers Crossed by Miki Berenyi). One … Read more
Biting the Hand: Growing Up Asian in Black and White America
by Julia Lee
★★★½
Lost Places
by Sarah Pinsker
- “Two Truths and a Lie” ★★★
- “That Our Flag Was Still There” ★★★
- “I Frequently Hear Music in the Very Heart of Noise” DNF
- “The Court Magician” ★★★
- “Everything Is Closed Today” ★★★
- “Left the Century to Sit Unmoved” ★★★
- “Escape from Caring Seasons” ★★★¼
- “A Better Way
Fingers Crossed: How Music Saved Me From Success
by Miki Berenyi
★★★★½
Murder Among Friends
by Lange Lewis
★★½
Unreliable Narrator: Me, Myself, and Impostor Syndrome
by Aparna Nancherla
★★★★
Let This Radicalize You: Organizing and the Revolution of Reciprocal Care
by Kelly Hayes, Mariame Kaba
★★★★½