o yea so rubbery

Nice.

Glad I read this one on the train. Yup.

No words.

No words.

#nofilter

I am a sucker for a new cover.

My reviews of this series are just out of context panels.

Reading this on the subway is awesome. Read over my shoulder everyone! Look he turned into a cow!

Not quite Captain Marvel...

REPRESENT

eeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Hey, I work for that author. #teengirlsquad @Emmabrooks

Theme week.

That's my favorite poem!

Ok, so the dialogue isn't the best...

80 pages in, I have no idea what's going on.

Loved the cats. Plot needed more...plot.

#MyFirstShoju

Finished. It's like the first half of Passage glued to Bellwether. Take that as you will.

"No cell phones, they complain? I'll show them! I'll write a novel that's about ONLY cell phones!"

Apropos.

Especially here.

Inappropriate park reading.

Nagata's early take on nanopunk holds up well after two decades. But man, the Earth of this far-future is a pretty rotten place to spend time in.

This book has an acceptable number of talking cats.

This book is much odder than I was expecting; nanotechnology is science indistinguishable from magic (in a good way).

I'm so happy this exists as a physical object.

The Year of Reclaiming Lovecraft.

I don't follow series unless Daniel Abraham writes them, apparently.

China Mieville + surrealism. Makes sense.

I've had this galley since 2014. Whoops. I finally read it because of all the recommendations from friends, plus that Nebula. Conclusion? It's really good, but not exactly my jam. Probably you should read it anyway.

Just as impossibly good as the first.

Also applicable to China Mieville novels.

I need this one to be good. DON'T LET ME DOWN 2X IN ONE YEAR, CHINA.

Next read: sorted.