[ SECRET POST #2373 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2373 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Last book you read and book you're reading now?

[thene]

I want to say the last book I finished was Alastair Reynold's Chasm City, though I've a horrible feeling there was something since then that I've totally blanked out. It took a while to come together, and I feel it was unnecessarily slow - two-thirds of it was mostly just framing for the plot strand that was actually compelling - but that didn't stop it being good. Sidenote: has a badass trans woman minor character, if you care about that sort of thing.

Right now I'm reading Silk by Caitlin R Kiernan. I would describe it as lesbian grunge horror. Seriously, it was her first novel and is never subtle but I really love how the traditional horror elements - monsters, scary insects, religious overtones - are mixed with the banal horrors of poverty, domestic violence and mental illness. And it's all early-90s, set in Birmingham, AL and full of punks and goffs and drugs and queers. It made me vaguely nostalgic for all the grottier bits of my past and I've never even been to Birmingham.