hey derin @derinthescarletpescatarian I know this is probably gonna be answered the further I read but what the FUCK was wrong with captain Riemann. Just. Gotdamn
- from Time to Orbit: Unknown by Derin Edala, who you can find @derinthescarletpescatarian
Tal’s always got kes priorities in order, starting with robbing big corporations. It’s a shame ke can’t really do that on a very normal, stress free spaceship.
I reread Copy-Paste by @derinthescarletpescatarian back in February and did a book journal spread about it:
The bookmark has stamped on it "From the library of Kate" repeating with varying degrees of legibility. I put a lil belt on the bookmark to hold all the other smaller cards. I really liked using my Van Gogh stickers for this one because it's like twins (or... Copies???) of one person and how copies can still look different based on fashion choices and age.
If you're looking for a fun sci-fi short story I highly recommend you check out Derin's website and look at their other writing for more totally normal adventures in space and other places.
Saw your ask about going to a bookshop, got any book recommendations for someone who hasn't read many books in a while? Which type of stories intrigue you the most? Do you like movies? If so, which genres, which flicks?
T Count: 10
Letter Count: 172
Your T Percentage: 5.81%
Average T Percentage: 9.45%
You used the letter T 0.61 times as much as average.
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My favourite fiction genre is fantasy, and I do so love @neil-gaiman's books; I've read 6 of his books so far this year. I've also read a few books from people here on Tumblr, such as Time to Orbit: Unknown and Curse Words by @derinthescarletpescatarian or Hunger Pangs by @thebibliosphere, or When The Angels Left The Old Country by @kuttithevangu. They're all lovely authors, and I think that Derin's books would be especially wondrous for someone who hasn't read in a while - they're tremendously engaging. I have also read a lot of other fiction this year, not by authors on Tumblr, but if we were to talk about all of the books I've read, we'd be here all day.
In terms of non-fiction, I tend to like books to do with religion, sociology, and anthropology. I've been reading a few books about the intersection of religion and queer identity lately, including the book I got yesterday. We also tried to look for Gathering Moss, which has been on my to read list for a while, as I loved Braiding Sweetgrass. Sadly, although Gathering Moss was meant to be on the shelf, it couldn't be found, so I couldn't get it yesterday.
Some other books I've got at that bookshop recently included the Wizard of Earthsea trilogy by Ursula K Le Guin, which I haven't read yet, and People Love Dead Jews, which was rather informative. It is a rather lovely bookshop; it's quite small, but it is an independent bookshop and publisher and tends to have books that the larger bookshops don't tend to have.
In terms of films, I tend to prefer either older films, odd films, or a mixture of the two.
Hi. Need to holler about Curse Words. Mostly I need to hollar at @derinthescarletpescatarian . Link to free books included so y'all can join me in hollering at Derin.
Alright. Time to go holler at some 14yo's making stupid decisions! Bye!
Check out The Void Princess, by @derinthescarletpescatarian
What would you do if you met a feral robot dragon with a broken heart?
Original and alternate colored versions. It’s supposed to look like they’re flying above a very bright and glowing city satellite. Which is green because of eco friendly architecture of course.
Bonus: Silly Secret Tunnel parody inspired by Derin first making the connection