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What I'm reading
Sep. 29th, 2019 11:04 am( Fuming about iOS )
Anyway.
Through that wonderful practice of Favorites crawling (find an author, enjoy lots of good stories, then go through that author's own favorites or bookmarks to find others), I've discovered Dira Sudis, and her Vorkosigan series The World That You Need, which is a Cordelia/Aral/Jole series apparently written *before* Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen. That makes me want to go back and check the scant breadcrumbs Bujold left on Jole himself, to see what thread Dira Sudis pulled on. Or maybe, her seeming prescience is due to the fact that, for any possible combination between characters, there is someone somewhere who ships them.
The writing is lovely, dark and deep.
So grateful for authors with skill and passion, for the interwebs which lets us find them, and for handheld technology, no matter how fiddly.
ETA: Settings | Notifications | Books app | OFF. Heh.
Anyway.
Through that wonderful practice of Favorites crawling (find an author, enjoy lots of good stories, then go through that author's own favorites or bookmarks to find others), I've discovered Dira Sudis, and her Vorkosigan series The World That You Need, which is a Cordelia/Aral/Jole series apparently written *before* Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen. That makes me want to go back and check the scant breadcrumbs Bujold left on Jole himself, to see what thread Dira Sudis pulled on. Or maybe, her seeming prescience is due to the fact that, for any possible combination between characters, there is someone somewhere who ships them.
The writing is lovely, dark and deep.
So grateful for authors with skill and passion, for the interwebs which lets us find them, and for handheld technology, no matter how fiddly.
ETA: Settings | Notifications | Books app | OFF. Heh.
