I completed both of my two library gets, Pod by Laline Paull and Penance by Eliza Clark. I've got a couple of reservations pending so hopefully they'll be through by the time I get to the library again on Friday.
Still reading through Winters in the World: A Journey Through the Anglo-Saxon Year by Eleanor Parker, although I'm into the section on autumn now, so I'm in the home stretch. (It's not a big book, to be clear!) Just learned that Lammas, which I previously only knew as a Wiccan thing, was a Christian festival - the 'mas' is the same as in 'Christmas'!
Because I was apparently still in the mood for fiction about teenage killers after Penance, I'm rereading The Devil's Mixtape by Mary Borsellino, an old comfort read of mine (... that probably shouldn't be comforting).
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Date: 2025-03-12 06:52 pm (UTC)Still reading through Winters in the World: A Journey Through the Anglo-Saxon Year by Eleanor Parker, although I'm into the section on autumn now, so I'm in the home stretch. (It's not a big book, to be clear!) Just learned that Lammas, which I previously only knew as a Wiccan thing, was a Christian festival - the 'mas' is the same as in 'Christmas'!
Because I was apparently still in the mood for fiction about teenage killers after Penance, I'm rereading The Devil's Mixtape by Mary Borsellino, an old comfort read of mine (... that probably shouldn't be comforting).