I found the summer edition of this book first, and had this one on my list, but hadn’t ever seen it in stores. Well, it just achieved bargain book status – I grabbed it at the first store I saw it at, and then promptly saw it at several others. That said, I would have […]
Spring Wildflowers of the Northeast – Carol Gracie Read More »
This is a fun continuation of Indexing. What I was interested to read at the end was that the author hadn’t necessarily meant to write another set of stories about these characters, but people kept asking her what was going to come next. Having fairly recently read the original book, I’m not surprised. While that
Indexing: Reflections – Seanan McGuire Read More »
This is the second book in a series where the Godmother of this world may or may not be an evil enchantress – she’s constantly making deals with people that start out fine, quickly go downhill, but then turn out in such a way that everything will probably work out for the best. We met
The Demi-Wolf and the Hunter – Amberley Martin Read More »
I really enjoyed this book – it’s got a pretty unique magic system, with a religion that’s actually based on not having gods, and taking good works in your own hands. The two main characters are Alexei – a priest of this faith, and Kasia, who does tarot readings, and has an interesting past that
City of Storms – Kat Ross Read More »
Pattern: Winter Dreamer Hat by Kalurah Hudson Yarn: Atlantic Coast Yarn Brandon Needles: Size 10 circs and DPNs First project of the season done! I’m not normally a huge fan of bulky weight yarn, but it does lend itself to instant gratification projects. This is a simple pattern and looks very nice.
To round out the year, here’s a state of the knitting works in progress. I started the Orbits sweater in the beginning of December. I bought the pattern in the sale the designer (Rachel Illsley/Unwind Knits) did for a Colorwork KAL. So theoretically, this is for the KAL, except I haven’t bothered posted anything about it
The setting for this book is that a virus (created by humans) has decimated Earth, turning all the survivors feral. Some local aliens (the Krakau) have figured out how to reverse the effects of the virus, and are slowly curing more humans. Many of them end up joining the Alliance space force. And so we
Terminal Alliance – Jim C. Hines Read More »
I’ve taken my traditional week after Christmas off, and the weather is just plain dreary, so I’ve been catching up on work around the house. I have not actually taken my sewing machine out since we moved to the new house (so yes, that would be three years). I had a small list of things to
I think it’s safe to say I will not be completing anymore knitting project this year. The year was definitely about using up yarn. Even the biggest project I completed (the In Dream Shawl) was one I started in 2021, and had to put aside for some time because it initially wasn’t working for me.
