spinesandspoilers.bsky.social
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✒ Booktuber,Substitute Teacher, Writer, 35
❤️ Pan, Poly, NB,
☕ Love: Books, Coffee, pets, family
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They unfortunately didn't have that freedom. The best form of protest they have is silence, which they exercised.
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I would say "You love to see it" if he wasn't supposed to be leading our country 🙃
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Thank you for giving us this lovely, horrifying work of art ☺️
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I completely agree! It was one of those books where I picked it up and only had to read a couple of pages before I knew it was going to be good. Wendig did not disappoint
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He was ahead of his time!
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The book in question, for those curious
#booksky #nonfiction
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I finished Victorian Psycho and I'm still finding the words for it haha
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I can't even imagine! I've never read anything quite like it 😂
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That makes sense to me. I think it also depends on the quality time of the voice changer though haha
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Bless lol. What were your feelings on it?
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Better than using AI
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Victorian Psycho and it's.... Interesting 😅
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🎉🎉🎉
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Better too much than too little 🤷
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That makes sense. Thank you for the clarification!
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Could I ask what it does poorly?
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That makes sense. I'll definitely keep that in mind 🙂
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I bet so! Is it worth the hype?
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I'm so curious about your writing now ❤️
Mine frequently deal with things like mutations, stalking, religious cults, genetically modified creatures, and being forced into life-threatening circumstances when one is just out and about trying to live their life.
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Absolutely! The Hunger Games is actually one of my special interests, so I end up re-reading the series once a year, at least 😂. Superbloom is extremely interesting though and made me completely rethink my relationship to technology.
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I have a hold on this at my local library! Really looking forward to reading it.
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I won't give anything away, but I enjoyed this prequel more than Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes