2024
March 2024, sand and spice
y'all into movies, or what
seattle
you paid for this: hanging out with a slimeball
in which I had one of the weirdest nights of my life
2023
you paid for this: i hated the egg & i
come along as I neg The Egg
2022
October 2022, October
send a bookletter over!
2022
September 2022, coming in late
sry to show up in october talking about september
2022
abortion, again
A few lessons I've learned as a board director for an abortion fund.
you paid for this
you paid for this: stress dreams
...and other stuff!
2021
June 2021, baby
Also for the record, other than a free digital or physical copy of the book, I don’t get paid when someone asks me to review so you can trust that I actually recommend it. (I upset an author a few months ago for being honest! Sorry!)
bookletter
January 2021, it's our anniversary!
I think what I’d most recommend is Luster and Mexican Gothic. Red Pill is great if you feel up to paying close attention and being challenged, and the quitting alcohol book, we’ve been over. Read it if you want! Also, especially if you live in Seattle, support BeeLyn Naihiwet by ordering her book.
2020
December 2020, and we're all in misery
Exciting Times and Sounds Like Titanic were both so damn good. You’ll hear a lot of Sally Rooney comparisons with Exciting Times, but I much preferred this to Normal People, if that helps. And don’t let the Titanic reference scare you away! It’s much more than it seems.
January 2020, a very long month
What I Recommend I liked all of these, but what I would say you must read is Her Body and Other Stories, Shrill, and Americanized.