Read This Year

The art? The short stories? All amazing, I cant wait to read the others

Some of the stories in here were really good in the sense that you could see the Lovecraft inspiration. But after awhile the all got very same-y.

I wish to punt Bastian into the sun. That is all

This is my second attempt at reading a Hendrix novel. The first was Final Girl and the characters just made me so mad I ended up DNFing it. Nothing really scary in this one, but I could be desensitized as all get out by this point. I think what really sold this book was the graphics in it. How its made to look like a furniture catalog but not quite. Loved that.

This book didn't have me in the first half, not gonna lie. But once it hits, it hits so damn well. Also, who doesn't want to read about a non-binary person that likes tea? It was me, I was reading about my dream job.

BOOOOOODEGA. This was a love letter to the over the top characters that was pulp classic Sci-fi. It was stupid, but it was fun.

This was amazing. It was so great to get more detail about events that happened in the show.

I kinda think this one and the first one could have all been one book. I don't know if it really says anything or does anything the first one didnt do already. Was fun to learn more about the world though.

The fuck did I just read

A collection of short stories and my favorite ones were Passion Play, Auto-Da-Fé, and Damnation Alley. Where these all the short stories about cars? Maybe.

The first thought that comes to mind with this book was "bland". It was good but it was ok. I felt like the end was very rushed.

Did I read all of the Murderbot Short stories because the TV series is coming out? Yes. Yes I did. I liked this! It was a nice little snippit into how Mensa is struggling.

Short, sweet, and a great little introduction to who Murderbot is.

ART CANNONICALLY PLAYS VIDEO GAMES THAT IS ALL.

My first ever Amazing Stories that I picked up in a second hand bookshop. It was such a great little insight into the SF world at the time. Full of short stories, poetry, an essay and even Robert Silverberg bitching about his bank.