Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
I’ve completed five and a half Booker Prize Winners for my Reading Challenge, mostly obtained from the library, either as books or ebooks. I’m combining reviews of two here: Heat and Dust, and Atonement. Library books do not count in
Orbital is last year’s Booker prizewinner. I liked the sound of it, unusually for me, and it kicked off my new reading challenge, to read five Booker prizewinners this year (and another five next). This is my second. I’m not
Life of Pi has been on my to-read list for several years. I remember seeing dozens of fellow-commuters reading it on the train, but I was into other things then. Now it’s the first in my Booker Prizewinner Challenge. (Library
New year, new reading challenge starts! Yes, we’re in 2025 already (and I’m posting later than usual so even my west coast friends will not be “so last year!” If you’re anticipating an IWSG post, that’s next week, by order