I actually haven’t done any writing or reading this week—work has been absolutely too busy.
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Tag: Sundays are for writing
Sundays are for Writing #395
This was a great writing week! I wrote four book reviews—Sunderworld, Vol. 2: The Unfortunate Responsibilities of Leopold Berry, by Ransome Riggs, Hecate Cavendish and the Angel of Death, by Paula Brackston, The Queen of Roses, by Julia Kelly and The Sign of the Raven, by Pippa Dunn— and my October reading post (live tomorrow) and my best books I read in October post (Tuesday) as well.
It’s dreary and a tiny bit cooler—“fall” in Texas—so I just cooked a big pot of chicken and dumplings and I’m about to take a nap.
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Sundays are for Writing #394
This was a decent writing week. I wrote two book reviews, The Paris Files, by Eva Jurczyk and Sunderworld, Vol. 2: The Unfortunate Responsibilities of Leopold Berry, by Ransom Riggs.
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Sundays are for Writing #393
This was a good writing week: I wrote three book reviews. Strange Lights, by Mira González (quirky and a step above meh), Fallen Beauty, by Astrid Scholte (very meh), and This Shattered Tempest, by Thea Guanzon (I enjoyed this very much!).
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Sundays are for Writing #392
That has not been a very good writing week: only one book review, Where There’s Smoke, by Rachel Louise Adams. In my defense, I had an internal audit at work, and I put in 45 hours in four days, so sleep was much more of a priority that reading or writing.
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Sundays are for Writing #391
This week, I had a surprisingly good writing week, considering I worked 2.5 days and then went out of town for three more.I wrote four book reviews: The Henchperson’s Guide to Unionizing, by Marshall J. Moore, Murder on the Sacred River, by Tasha Alexander, In the Woods They Wait, by Carrie Lee South, and To Vex & To Hex, by Neena Noon.
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Sundays are for Writing #390
This was another excellent writing week! I wrote four book reviews: Fall into Place, by Kristyn J. Miller, A Lovely and Deadly Dance, by Claire Andrews, Sisters of the Midnight Sun, by Fiona Valpy, and Daughters of the Wreckage, by Stefanie Koens. I have a mini-vacation next week, so I’m not expecting as much on the reading/writing front.
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Sundays are for Writing #389
This was an excellent writing week! I wrote five book reviews this week: Immortal Rose, by Alexandra Bracken, Night Songs, by Alli Dyer, Fire Power, by Mir Benitz, Sunderworld, Vol. I: The Extraordinary Disappointments of Leopold Berry, by Ransom Riggs, and The Oxford Guide to Scandal and Lies, by Kate Westbury.
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Sundays are for Writing #388
This was a good writing week! I had some time off, which was lovely, followed by a chaotic shorter work week (which was not). I wrote three book reviews, The Gods Will Sing Our Song, by Autumn Krause, The Best I Never Had, by Amy Buchanan, and Our Strange Duet, by Erin A. Craig.
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Sundays are for Writing #387
This was a decent writing week. I wrote three book reviews, The Lion & the Deathless Dark, by Carissa Broadbent, Hawk & Sparrow, by Ayana Gray, and The Gods Will Sing Our Song, by Autumn Krause. I have some time off, so I’m trying to catch up on reading and life.
Happy writing!
