Go Gentle
So weird, smart, observant, and genuinely funny. I finished it feeling like I’d spent my time inside a very unique brain.
Dog Days (Emily LaBarge)
It is not an easy read, but one that will stick to your ribs. She writes about trauma in a way that feels completely original, Resisting neat conclusions and instead captures how memory actually works. Scared the shkt out of me, but in a good way.
Romeo and Juliet
It’s just that the time was wrong.
on the calculation
Reading it felt like being in a dream. Slow, disorienting, and unexpectedly beautiful. All well-being totally implausible.
