Depressing but good. The historical context for the Democratic Party’s problems was eye opening and useful.

An interesting book. I heard about the authors in a blog post about their 30 years of writing this series. Definitely a “written in the 80s” feel but solid story.

Is this progression fantasy? If so. Not for me.

Wow. Did not (maybe my bad) realize this was gonna jump right into right-wing anti government propaganda. Calling anti-vaxxers "Heroes" is... nope. No thank you.

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not for me. By the end of a long read, everyone was pretty much where they started and had little to no growth as people.

There was zero payoff.

Another EXCELLENT entry in my all-time favorite series.

Well that was a gut punch.

Should be required reading for anyone on the left (I mean, really all over, but you know...). There's so much that isn't right any more and can be fixed.

Don't read this if you like Kindle Unlimited, Spotify or just about any big tech/big content.

I think I'm done with Firefly novels. This was the third I've tried and they're all the same. Slow, no real stakes. The writing is solid, this isn't a knock on that. It's a knock on whoever decided to keep these novels set between TV show and movie.

Give us post movie adventures.

chilling. Most of us, myself included aren’t aware of the true threat China poses.

This was a fun one! I love all of the adventures of Nathan and the crew, but this one was a fun one. Sometimes they're empire strikes back, sometimes they're return of the Jedi. This one was the latter.

A great resource to hold on to. I read it through, marking up lots of sections. I'll re-read it again in a bit as I work on blurbs. Highly recommend for any author.

Another fun romp through the galaxy. i was pretty leery about the whole time jump thing, but so far it's being executed in a fun and engaging way.

A slow burn for sure, but not bad. If you're looking for battles, chases or well action of any kind, this won't be for you. If you want something slower and more thought provoking, take a look. The premise was interesting enough to keep my attention.

A solid read. As with any writing related book, some of the concepts are dated (thankfully, mostly in the tools area).

I liked the scheduling and planning section. I'm working on improving those aspects of my writing.

I enjoyed it. I'm not the target audience (It's YA) but it was a fun read. I got it in a bundle.

A great primer and even brush up for running your newsletter. I've had mine (Newsletter) for a while now with a list of “One day I'll do...” and reading this kicked everything into gear for me.

I think it'd be fine for someone earlier in their journey. Was all pretty standard stuff and nothing new.

A fun very 80s style fantasy story wrapped around a fun detective story. Definitely enjoyed it.

Not sure what I think. Did I enjoy it? Sorta. I did finish it, so that's something.

Not a spoiler per se, but the end lacked oomph. It builds and builds and builds then petered out into “everything was fine.”

An interesting story. It didn't end like I expected (for better and worse I guess).