Natty Daddy

@younger@mograph.social @conigs@mograph.social HI, IS THIS WHERE I CHEESE ABOUT HOW MUCH I LOVE THE GRAPH PART OF STORYGRAPH?!

My kingdom for a check and/or balance...

ICYMI, I wrote a book 🎉📚🌟

And people whose job it is to read books and write about them, did just that! 📝📰

Introducing 'An Epic History of Failure' published by Neon Squid. It's out in the US and UK as of last week.

Happy reading!

Sometimes I remember I have a mastadon...

Book Influencers, stop putting ARCs that aren't published until next year in your "Best of This Year" round ups. Cut it out. #bookstadon

Last night I picked back up and finished a book I'd started in 2020 and I've decided #Storygraph needs another option for when you're currently reading a book, but not actively. Like "hold, please" or "BRB"

@wdsouth@plasmatrap.com Have you already read The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin?

#bookstodon do you use libib or librarything or something else and why?

Heartstopper is Merlin fanfic and you can't convince me otherwise.

Renfield was a lot of fun, but it was difficult to watch my fake twin (Schwartz) fight my fake bestie (Hoult).

"Do you want to hear a quick fun American history tidbit about camels?" -- an actual thing I said in a social situation last week.

Dracula: Or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Work on Developing My Executive Function

Dracula is just a parable about the benefits of detailed note taking, critical thinking, and completing/following-up on banal things like ship manifests. Prove me wrong.

A friend asked me to choose their Book of the Month book and I've been living off of that compliment for weeks.

I have a degree in creative writing and still think that writing a book is like this impossible thing that one in a million people can do.

I don't play the lotto, but I do enter every relevant Goodreads book giveaway and frankly I have no proof those are even real.

I just started "We Are the Ants" by Shaun David Hutchinson. Like, I'm one (1) chapter in. And I already love it.

@younger@mograph.social thanks for the torture?

PSA: Velma is pretty good. Men on the internet are bad.

Gotta love when the client's project management style starts to smell like "You cannot afford me"