Spectre Collie
Elizabeth Hand’s folk horror novel about the making of an early 1970s album in a remote, ancient manor house
My second attempt at making sense of a Ngaio Marsh murder mystery
John Wyndham’s classic (and often adapted) story of first contact in a quiet English village
An important addendum about e-readers and what we should expect technology to do
Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s novel about the dark magic of film
An update on the Kobo Libra Colour after a week and a half
Rediscovering the intersection of art and commerce and my own overly-romanticized images of being an author
A solid cozy murder mystery by Kristen Perrin about a paranoid elderly woman who provided all the clues to solve her own murder
A spoiler-filled dive back into Lauren Beukes’s Moxyland, to reassure myself that I got it
Lauren Beukes’s “post-cyberpunk” thriller about a society that crushes people with class division and convenience
First impressions of a new color e-ink ebook reader, along with an explanation of why I got it
John Scalzi’s satire of billionaire tech bros as James Bond-style supervillains
