The round up for this summer is a lot of history, both in fiction and nonfiction, ranging from Before We Were Trans by @krheyam.bsky.social to #PatrickOBrian's Post Captain

My Kitten Got Sick is an incredibly poignant collection of poetry and art by artist and author @greerstothers.bsky.social / @pangur-and-grim

I read the first three books of The Murderbot Diaries by @marthawells.com‬ in the span of a week. I'm obsessed; in love; and off to the library to get the rest of the series.

I read a lot of novels this spring! Some highlights were The Crying of Lot 49 by #ThomasPynchon and Biography of X by @catherinelacey.bsky.social‬

I really don't feel like I'm exaggerating when I say that The Lilac People by @todd-milo.bsky.social‬ is one of, if not the, most needed and important books of 2025.

A short comparison of the play script and screenplay of #DieMommieDie by #CharlesBusch.

You are a ranger in a National Park, you are there to manage the monsters, in "National Park: Monster Ranger" by Matthew Buchholz and @alternatehistories.bsky.social

A peek at my winter reading habits, featuring literary classics like Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man" and Terry Pratchett's "Snuff."

At long last we have the stunning conclusion to the Opal Charm saga from @miricastor.bsky.social !!!

A wonderful exploration of what undeath could be like for a Jewish vampire. From #leighannhussey and @harpercollins.bsky.social

I've finally made my foray into #Discworld with #Hogfather by the late great @terrypratchett.bsky.social, published by @harpercollins.bsky.social.

My Fall behind the scenes reading this year is very much a look a my main research project for this semester, which was on Inuit voices in the Arctic.

Just when we needed something like it, #TheWriter is a new, truly Jewish superhero tale written by @realjoshgad.bsky.social and Max and @benberkowitz.bsky.social from @darkhorse.com