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Tag Archives: graphic memoir
My Favorite Books of 2023
It’s time for my 2023 Reading Wrap-up—a month late, but better late than never! Note: I discuss several sensitive topics in this post: sex, bigotry (specifically several types of queerphobia), suicide, substance misuse, and eating disorders. Read with caution. I … Continue reading
Posted in Another New Era, polysyllabic spree
Tagged 2023, 2024, alice oseman, books, celebrity, coffee, cozy lit, end, england, fantasy, gabrielle zevin, graphic memoir, graphic novels, heartstopper, january, lattes, lesbian, LGBT, lgbt lit, LGBT+, lit, literature, manga, myth, new year, nyc, parasocial, queer, queer lit, tag, teen lit, teens, tennis, tomorrow, trans, transmasculine, transphobia, us open, wrap up, writer, writing, YA, year, young adult
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December 2020: How I’m closing out the year with hope, easy reading, and a Match.com ad
What I Got: The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern A Book of One’s Own: People and Their Diaries by Thomas Mallon A Study in Scarlet Women (Lady Sherlock #1) by Sherry Thomas The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes by Adrian Conan … Continue reading
Posted in new era, polysyllabic spree
Tagged anxiety, books, books about music, charles dickens, christmas, death, depression, erin morgenstern, graphic memoir, graphic novels, grief, holidays, lemony snicket, LGBT, lgbt lit, mental health, mystery books, nick and norah's infinite playlist, phantom of the opera, queer lit, reading, series of unfortunate events, the starless sea, zines
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October 2020: How I Listened to So Many Audiobooks and Had So Many Thoughts
What I Got: The Final Revival of Opal & Nev (ARC, April 2021) by Dawnie Walton Classical Comedy: Greek and Roman ed. by Robert W. Corrigan What I Read: Meddling Kids (audiobook) by Edgar Cantero (DNF at 65%) Check Please! … Continue reading
Posted in mental health, new era, polysyllabic spree
Tagged adaptations, audiobook, book-to-movie, books, check please, dune, ella enchanted, fall, frank herbert, ghosts, graphic memoir, graphic novels, hockey, howls moving castle, jason reynolds, karen m. mcmanus, miles morales, motel, mystery, mystery books, october, persepolis, reviews, scooby doo, spider-man, spiderman, spooky, tattoo
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As Cool As Mint Ice Cream 