Author, cat owner, and book addict. Website: https://marysoonlee.com/
Update from the reading front: finished Bereket, another novel in Rachel Neumeier's Tuyo series. I had so much fun reading it :-)

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Author, cat owner, and book addict. Website: https://marysoonlee.com/
Update from the reading front: finished Bereket, another novel in Rachel Neumeier's Tuyo series. I had so much fun reading it :-)
I am delighted that my poem The Flight of Swans is in the new issue of @penumbricmag.bsky.social :-)
www.penumbric.com/currentissue...
I wrote this poem last year, while I was writing quite a few space-related bird poems.
#Caturday. My piano. My music. Though it is quite challenging to play it with paws.
Update from the reading front: finished Nikoles, part of Rachel Neumeier's Tuyo series. I sped through this, enjoying it very much. [What do you mean I should vary my reading more? When I discover a prolific new author that I like, I love devouring their books.]
Yes! It's such a lovely piece of news to discover amidst all the non-lovely pieces of news. I love Anne Carson's work.
Anne Carson won the Nobel Prize in Literature! Hip, hip hooray! :-) :-) :-) [I love her work]
Update from the reading front: about to undertake the second most important task to prepare for a trip -- choosing what books to take. [The most important task is sorting out pet care. In this instance, happily for the pets, two of the household will still be home.]
Free shipping from independent bookstores for about 24 more hours!
Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen, if youโre okay with the fact that the society was sexist (but not, I think, the author). I read mostly SFF but a lot of it has trauma/pain. Oddly a SFF murder mystery I read recently, A Death at the Dionysus Club, by Melissa Scott+Amy Griswold, felt relatively light!
Update from the reading front: finished reading Hedesa (part of Rachel Neumeier's Tuyo series). Yes, thank you, I enjoyed it very very much. Yes, that is indeed the sixth Tuyo book I've read in just under a month. No, I will not be taking further questions.
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Update from the reading front: the second night recently that I've stayed awake very late, reading in bed. I thought I had grown a little more disciplined over the years, but I am sliding back into old ways. [The book, for those wondering, is Hedesa, part of Rachel Neumeier's Tano series.]
Oh dear, now I feel bad for not mentioning other authors whose novellas I've loved: Neon Yang, Becky Chambers, Nnedi Okorafor, Kelly Barnhill, T. Frohock, Aliette de Bodard, Ray Nayler, Ursula K. Le Guin, Ben Aaronovitch, Annalee Newitz. [I shall crawl back under my shell now. Please ignore me.]
I should probably stop, but... The River Has Roots - Amal El-Mohtar Thornhedge - T Kingfisher Point of Knives - Melissa Scott Untethered Sky - Fonda Lee Linghun - Ai Jiang Portrait of a Wide Seas Islander - Victoria Goddard Desdemona and the Deep - CSE Cooney Sisters of the Vast Black - Lina Rather
+ The Gate that Locks the Tree - Sharon Lee+Steve Miller All Systems Red - Martha Wells Cast in Moonlight - Michelle Sagara The Sunken Mall - KD Edwards Even Though I Knew the End - CL Polk [I decided not to allow myself more than one per author and not to repeat the authors in the C. J.'s post]
If you see this, recommend a short book: hortus animarum - Sienna Tristen The Empress of Salt and Fortune - Nghi Vo Penric's Demon - Lois McMaster Bujold The Practice, the Horizon, and the Chain - Sofia Samatar The Forest God - Jamie Lackey [yes, I know it's more than one but I love short books]
I just voted! [By mail. Allegheny County, Pennsylvania in case you are wondering.]
#Caturday. My bike. No, it is not too large for me. I will not be taking further questions.
[N.B. It is not perhaps as clear as one could wish, but she is balanced on the seat of a bicycle.]
Today at SFWA, join Speculative Poetryfor the Quarterly Open Mic at 11am PT. Logged in users can watch live from our Events Theater or join the fun curated by Gwynne Garfinkle and celebrating Jamal Hodge.
After the event, you can watch Jamal's presentation on SFWA YouTube. sfwa.org/events/?even...
Thank you!!!
Thank you! :-)