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Why can't I read all these books!? 🍋🟩
🍵 Lots of nonfiction, literary fiction, poetry, classical literature, speculative fiction, magical realism, etc.
📖 Beaucoup de non-fiction et de fiction, de poésie, des classiques, du spéculatif, du réalisme magique, etc.
💬 they/them ; iel/lo 💻 blog: gersande.com/blog & gersande.com/blogue 💌 Find me on fedi @silvan.cloud/@gersande or bsky
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Gersande La Flèche replied to battlepoet's status
@battlepoet Yes please!
Gersande La Flèche wants to read She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan (The Radiant Emperor Duology #1)
She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan (The Radiant Emperor Duology #1)
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@malorie For sure. I actually seemed to have missed the whole Dahmer thing, which I'm glad for. (My head has been under a rock in the past few months.) For me, it's been prompted actually by the whole Tiger King series, as well as the proliferation of podcasts and Instagram/TikTok personalities rising to fame because they are somehow connected to serial killers (thinking in particular of American Melissa Moore, daughter of the man known as the "Happy Face Killer"). When does it get to the point that this weird mishmash of "infotainment", celebrity culture, and parasocial relationships made more prevalent/intimate through social media is actually just... harmful? En tout cas, heavy thoughts!
@malorie For sure. I actually seemed to have missed the whole Dahmer thing, which I'm glad for. (My head has been under a rock in the past few months.) For me, it's been prompted actually by the whole Tiger King series, as well as the proliferation of podcasts and Instagram/TikTok personalities rising to fame because they are somehow connected to serial killers (thinking in particular of American Melissa Moore, daughter of the man known as the "Happy Face Killer"). When does it get to the point that this weird mishmash of "infotainment", celebrity culture, and parasocial relationships made more prevalent/intimate through social media is actually just... harmful? En tout cas, heavy thoughts!
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@battlepoet It really is SO GOOD. I deeply envy your signed copy!!!
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@battlepoet How did you find it?
Gersande La Flèche started reading In Cold Blood by Truman Capote
On November 15, 1959, in the small town of Holcomb, Kansas, four members of the …
I've been thinking so much about the ethics of true crime (not necessarily as a positive force for society, is the chief thought there) as a genre lately that it occurred to me that I still haven't read any of Truman Capote's work. This is an attempt to fix that.
I've been thinking so much about the ethics of true crime (not necessarily as a positive force for society, is the chief thought there) as a genre lately that it occurred to me that I still haven't read any of Truman Capote's work. This is an attempt to fix that.
I am now on page 75 of this book, and as I leaf through the pages and see my progress since April I am noticing so many scribbles in the margin. I'm very far from being a legal scholar myself but this book is very interesting and well-written. I need to get back to it!
I am now on page 75 of this book, and as I leaf through the pages and see my progress since April I am noticing so many scribbles in the margin. I'm very far from being a legal scholar myself but this book is very interesting and well-written. I need to get back to it!
Gersande La Flèche started reading Banning Transgender Conversion Practices by Florence Ashley
I am now on page 75 of this book, and as I leaf through the pages and see my progress since April I am noticing so many scribbles in the margin. I'm very far from being a legal scholar myself but this book is very interesting and well-written. I need to get back to it!
I am now on page 75 of this book, and as I leaf through the pages and see my progress since April I am noticing so many scribbles in the margin. I'm very far from being a legal scholar myself but this book is very interesting and well-written. I need to get back to it!