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Photograph of two partially filled white bookcase, with step ladder in front and a red armchair and brown armchair on either side.

Photograph of two white bookcases filled with books, topped with two leafy green vine plants and flanked by a red armchair and a brown armchair.

Great progress made today with my move!

September 2025 Month In Review - Falling Letters A recap of what I was up to in September, as well as what's on my radar for October

📆📚 New post! September 2025 Month in Review

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Thanks Nicole! Noted 🫡

now watching:

last day to cast a vote! #fantasy #bookblogger

Why Is Horror Having a Moment? Authors Alma Katsu and Becky Spratford Break It Down (Exclusive) The horror genre is having a major moment in the world of books and publishing, and authors Alma Katsu and Becky Spratford are getting together to discuss why. The authors of 'Fiend' and 'Why I Love H...

It’s me and @almakatsu.bsky.social in @peoplemag.bsky.social taking about Horror:

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This thought brought to you as I pack up all of my books ahead of moving day! 📦 📚 🚚

Photograph of softcover book named in post (author Milan Kundera), with a mostly empty bookcase in the background.

can anyone remind me why I loved THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING?

...maybe I should do a post about the classics I sought out during undergrad (as a children's lit major who thought maybe I was missing out on something). 2025 me can't recall why I fell in love with some of these books.

Thanks for sharing! I think most of these books made their way to my TBR via Wyrd & Wonder 😄

lots of intriguing titles here to add to your TBR!

Thanks Peat!

"I Can't Believe I Haven't Read That Yet" #30 (Help Me Choose! Wyrd & Wonder Edition) - Falling Letters Vote on which fantasy book I should read next.

🗳️📚✨New post! Which #fantasy book should I read next? Leave a comment or reply to vote:

THE TETHERED MAGE by @melissacaruso.bsky.social
GODS OF JADE AND SHADOW by @silviamg.bsky.social
THE NINTH RAIN by @sennydreadful.bsky.social
FOR THE WOLF by Hannah Whitten

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I haven't been posting a lot of reviews lately but if you're curious my thoughts on HEMLOCK & SILVER, Krysta has pretty much summed them up here!

Can't believe I only have three books checked out and three books on hold... I'm not calling it a reading slump yet but I'm just not sure what I feel like reading lately!!

An image of the novel "We Came To Welcome You: A Novel of Suburban Horror". The novel image shows three people greeting the viewer, their faces overshadowed. The central figure, a woman in a maroon dress holds a pie that has roots growing out of it and a single eye looking outward. The novel is put against the backdrop of a sepia-toned suburban home. Around the novel are the words "assimilation as horror", "Black, queer and mentally ill", "evil H.O.A." and "Adult Suburban Horror".

Listen its Latine Heritage month. Do yourself a favor and get this suburban horror novel where a butch Dominican has to struggle against an evil H.O.A while fighting a particularly haunted tree in her own backyard. you won't regret it!

#booksky #horrorsky

All the Murmuring Bones by A.G. Slatter [Fantasy Review] - Falling Letters My two cents on AG Slatter's ALL THE MURMURING BONES, a gothic historical fantasy that didn't work for me.

🧜🏻‍♀️💀💧New post! Finally sharing thoughts on the book I read for #WyrdAndWonder back in May: ALL THE MURMURING BONES by A.G. Slatter #fantasy

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Photograph of hardcover book named in post. Background is cloudy pine forest seen through a tent screen window.

I haven’t read too many books that I want to hype up this year but @silviamg.bsky.social’s THE BEWITCHING is one! Great read while I was camping this past cool rainy weekend. 🏕️ #horror

July and August 2025 Month In Review - Falling Letters A recap of what I was up to in July and August, as well as what's on my radar for September

📆 🏖️ 📚 New post! July and August 2024 Month in Review #BookBlogger

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Making History by K.J. Parker [Fantasy Review] - Falling Letters Review of speculative fiction novella MAKING HISTORY by KJ Parker, out 2 Sept 2025 from Tordotcom.

📝📕🗺️ New post! Review of spec fic novella MAKING HISTORY by KJ Parker, out today from @tordotcom.bsky.social

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Photograph of hardcover book Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher. Background is a bright park with lots of trees and flowers.

A lovely Friday to have the day off and go read in a park!

CR: HEMLOCK & SILVER by @tkingfisher.com #fantasy

Photograph of hardcover book Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher. Background is a bright park with lots of trees and flowers.

A lovely Friday to have the day off and go read in a park!

CR: HEMLOCK & SILVER by @tkingfisher.com #fantasy

had a dream last night that KATABASIS had large print and lots of blank space on the pages, so I said to my sister (in dream) “Let me read it before you take it back to the library since it’s actually pretty short” …

WHAT THAT IS SO COOL I don't listen to podcasts but I will have to check it outtttt

fun idea for a #bookblogger post!

Cover of book named in post. An illustrated cross-section cube of an ancient city in flames and ruins.

Started reading some Sept ARCs this weekend! Finished MAKING HISTORY by KJ Parker (out 2 Sept from TorDotCom) - a story well-suited to its novella length, check this one out if dark dry humour and commentary on the nature of history and truth appeals to you.

I did have fun with BLACK SHEEP earlier this year! Will keep this one in mind.

me i'm intrigued 🙋🏻‍♀️

so I didn't post in July and I'm not going to post in August either haaaaa see you in the fall 🍂

Photograph of hardcover books (the four books from the Nevermoor series by Jessica Townsend) stacked horizontally on a white bookshelf. A large mug with an owl in top hat and monocle sits on top of the stack. Little rainbows (like from a suncatcher) are scattered around.

Extremely satisfying to at last add a fourth book to this stack #shelfie #MGLit

Update: I ended up rereading Janet Taylor Lisle’s THE LOST FLOWER CHILDREN