The prose is beautiful and there are some parts of the book that felt like they were written for me
If you want to read it I'd only recommend reading it and not listening via audio book. I recommended it to a friend that tried that and the formatting isn't the best for audio
Just read this! Yes, the prose was beautiful and I found myself falling for both characters. Had a lot of trouble following the time travel elements but they were secondary anyway.
Unhinged: Girl Flesh by May Leitz.
Hinged: Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers
Esoteric: This Is How You Lose The Time War by Maxwell Gladstone & Amal El-Mohtar
Spooky: Our Wives Under The Sea by Julia Armfield
Arty: The Drowning Girl by Caitlin R Kiernan
Sheesh, imagine reading books written by men
more like "meh", fuckin gottem
I fucking love This is How You Lose the Time War
The prose is beautiful and there are some parts of the book that felt like they were written for me
If you want to read it I'd only recommend reading it and not listening via audio book. I recommended it to a friend that tried that and the formatting isn't the best for audio
Yeah it's great, I feel like that Sapphic
fatalism is missing from too many romances honestly.
I skipped the audiobook myself, shame it's not great...
It might be okay if you've already read the book but it kinda makes sense the letters format isn't the best as audio :/
Which sucks because the epistolary format is one of my fav things about it too...
Just read this! Yes, the prose was beautiful and I found myself falling for both characters. Had a lot of trouble following the time travel elements but they were secondary anyway.
Dear you've barely read any books written by men in all the time I've known you
I'm too based for that