Books

Below are all of the books I have read and logged, along with my ratings and reviews.

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Score Author Title Year Genre Review
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9
Brian K. Vaughan Saga, Volume 7 2017 Science Fiction / Graphic Novel

As expected, the ‘reset’ brought some big stakes back into the picture and Vaughan decided to really hammer the reader at the end with a massive blow-off and tragic end. I was actually not expecting just about anything that happened here, and getting a chance to explore Phang was cool, as well as the little creatures who joined us for the collection.

Reviewed on Wednesday, January 18th, 2023, 9:43pm.

Brian K. Vaughan - Saga, Volume 7 - Science Fiction / Graphic Novel - 2017 - As expected, the ‘reset’ brought some big stakes back into the picture and Vaughan decided to really hammer the reader at the end with a massive blow-off and tragic end. I was actually not expecting just about anything that happened here, and getting a chance to explore Phang was cool, as well as the little creatures who joined us for the collection.
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9
James S. A. Corey Persepolis Rising 2017 Science Fiction / The Expanse

If the stakes were high in Nemesis Games, they are to the moon (no pun intended) in Persepolis Rising. It's really starting to feel like a massive culmination of all the stories, and though it was shocking at first, it was a great move to jump forward in time. I can't imagine where we go from here.

Reviewed on Monday, October 17th, 2022, 12:00am.

James S. A. Corey - Persepolis Rising - Science Fiction / The Expanse - 2017 - If the stakes were high in Nemesis Games, they are to the moon (no pun intended) in Persepolis Rising. It's really starting to feel like a massive culmination of all the stories, and though it was shocking at first, it was a great move to jump forward in time. I can't imagine where we go from here.
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8
David Grann Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI 2017 History / True Crime

David Grann accomplishes no small feat here in bringing history to life in a way that it unfolds like a fictional mystery. I appreciated his storytelling abilities here which both paid tremendous respect to a disturbing bit of American history and kept me enthralled to see how things would unfold. I certainly had never heard anything about this story, these people, and their hardships, which is ultimately the whole point: the country had created such a culture that they could be put through immense tragedies so easily and unencumbered -- often facilitated. I appreciate Grann shining a light on their stories.

Reviewed on Saturday, December 2nd, 2023, 1:14pm.

David Grann - Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI - History / True Crime - 2017 - David Grann accomplishes no small feat here in bringing history to life in a way that it unfolds like a fictional mystery. I appreciated his storytelling abilities here which both paid tremendous respect to a disturbing bit of American history and kept me enthralled to see how things would unfold. I certainly had never heard anything about this story, these people, and their hardships, which is ultimately the whole point: the country had created such a culture that they could be put through immense tragedies so easily and unencumbered -- often facilitated. I appreciate Grann shining a light on their stories.