Graduate student, parent, husband, etc. I listen to lots of audiobooks while doing dishes, vacuuming, and walking the dog.
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I originally found a hardcover copy of this book in a "free books" bin, then borrowed the audiobook edition from the library. I definitely enjoyed it, but I never felt emotionally invested in the characters. The episodic nature of the plot made the book feel very long; whenever I expected things to wrap up another conflict was tacked on.
A new, feminist translation of Beowulf by the author of the much-buzzed-about novel The Mere …
I listen to a lot of audiobooks. Even if you don't this one is worth trying. It's an epic poem that was certainly passed down orally for generations before it was ever written down. Imagining the changes it would have gone through during that process makes me enjoy this modern-language translation even more. It might not be a translation that hold up forever, but it fits here and now.
Dimos Horacki is a Borolian journalist and a cynical patriot, his muckraking days behind him. …
A well-constructed world with real though put into how societies could construct themselves differently, and how they would interact if they did.
Library loan ran out
