I'm just gonna say: Female warriors, queer romance, Mongolian vibes and dragon riders against the Empire. #booksky

It's gotten to a point where, if an author says they got inspired by Brandon Sanderson, you know they're about to drop the sloggiest 900 page book you could imagine with a really interesting premise that will develop in the last 20% of the book. And I can't stress enough how much I don't like that.

Book stats of week 10: +1 book +776 pages A calmer week than usual.

Spending 100€ in books instead of spending 70€ on therapy is my way of living.

March is Women's month so all my TBR is going to be by female authors. And there are some bricks waiting for me this month.

Book stats of week 9: +3 books +1276 pages +2 series finished

Today I've been to heaven (Klementinum's library, Prague).

This is the alchemy museum in Prague and behind the hidden door in the bookcase were the laboratories from the V century and the tunnels to escape the city. In other words, a bookworm's heaven. #booksky

One of the best parts of the internet is that you might be thinking about how shitty the world is and then someone random appears really excited about something they achieved in life and you're like "I'm gonna be happy for them cause they just reminded me the world can be a nice place to live in".

Alright #booksky, question. Illegally downloading an ebook is wrong cause that doesn't support the author, but what if I download it even though I have the hardback and I supported the author?

First day in Prague and this city is stunning.

Strahov abbey's library, Prague.

Visiting the Franz Kafka museum just to find out he dated a Zionist woman and in one letter he told her how he'd love to settle in Palestine because he was enamored with the land of Israel.

I've been thinking about making an extra tiktok account to make videos in Spanish, to spread fantasy recommendations in another language. And also if I get to 1000 subs in YouTube I might start interviewing authors of books I loved or I'm loving, if they'd like. Just some thoughts.

Series finished in 2025: 1. Age of Madness (Avg 4.92🌟) 2. Gael Song (Avg 4.75🌟) 3. Rook & Rose (Avg 4.17🌟) 4. The Faithful and the Fallen (Avg 4🌟) 5. Poppy War (Avg 4🌟) 6. Earthseed (Avg 3.38🌟) (I'll keep updating the list)

I'm preparing my TBR for March and I'm making it almost exclusively by female authors (The Two Towers gets a pass cause it's from my own club). But because I decided every third month I'll have a low TBR month to finish books I started months ago, I'm finishing many books by female authors in March.

Book stats of week 8: +2 books +1321 pages +1 series finished

Booknook finished and I found the perfect spot for it.

Bookhaul: - The Dead Cat Tail Assassins by @pdjeliclark.bsky.social (Trophy purchase) - The Last Shield by Cameron Johnston. - Shadows of Ivory by TL Greylock and Bryce O'Connor. (I'm in love with the cover) - Engines of Empire by RS Ford. - Voice of War by Zack Argyle.

Time to vote for March's read in my book club. Here are the books, titles and short descriptions. Join us here: fable.co/club/the-unn...

I'm seriously considering making this series my top3. The Empire of the Wolf is so dark and brutal and I never see where the punches are coming from. I LOVE IT.

Fuck Monday, I'm bringing you the fire!! 3 books I love: - The Blade Itself - The Colour of Magic - The Justice of Kings 2? accounts I love: @orlandoreads.bsky.social @bookishpunk.bsky.social @discobooks.bsky.social 1 book I wish I could read again for the first time: - The Shadow of the Gods.

My reading club started without me so I need to catch up. We're starting with Hobbiton

Book stats of week 7: +3 books +1423 pages +1 series finished (I took the pics but forgot to post them)

Book stats of week 6: +2 books +1131 pages

Book stats of week 5: +2 books +658 pages +1 series finished

Book stats of week 4: +2 books +1209 pages +1 series finished

Book stats of week 3: +2 books +1455 pages

Theme: Main characters holding swords in high fantasy.

I took the day off to read. Literally called my boss and said I had 300 pages left and I needed the day off to finish the book.

I'm here praying I'm wrong #booksky

I've been working so much I haven't had time to finish it, but this furniture is looking fine and delicate 😎

The Urge is my worst enemy.

🧵 Thread 🧵 Top20 finished series: 1. First Law trilogy - Joe Abercrombie 2. Mistborn, era 1 - Brandon Sanderson 3. Bloodsworn saga - John Gwynne 4. Great Leveler - Joe Abercrombie 5. The shattered sea - Joe Abercrombie 6. Age of Madness - Joe Abercrombie 7. Gael Song - Shauna Lawless

I've been listening to Trivium since I was 17-18, half a life ago. I saw them for the second time today and I just HAD to get a t-shirt.

Series finished in 2025: 1. Age of Madness (Avg. 4.92🌟) 2. Gael Song (Avg. 4.75🌟) 3. The Faithful and the Fallen (Avg. 4.19🌟) 4. Poppy War (Avg. 4🌟) 5. Earthseed (Avg. 3.38🌟) (I'll keep updating the list)

I knew I was going to be surprised by Malazan before I even started it. The fact that the only character getting laid so far is a tall, fat, older woman and the men she encounters lust over her is not how I expected it to be. This man came to fantasy to INNOVATE.

I definitely ordered more books than I remember.

I work today between 12 to 14 hours after doing 40 hours this week already. My brain: I hate this job, this country, this life and anything that's not my bed. Email: Your bookmail arrives today. Me: Forget what I said 🥰🥰

It's me, my oversized Powerpuff girls pyjamas and my horror fantasy read (The Tyranny of Faith) against the world.

That's 29.989 people more than we need to build a bookish football team tho.

You have no idea the level of ATTITUDE I'd have if I rode a dragon.

I just started Parable of the Sower by Octavia E Butler on a whim. A book published in 1993, set in 2024/25/26 and it narrates the feeling of today's life so well it's fucking scary.

It's been a MONTH.

Here comes my February TBR. Some of my Absolutes I didn't have time to read them after John Gwynne destroyed my TBR last month, but I'm feeling confident and delusional.

This is what my older booknook looks like, and it takes ages to cut and glue the little pieces so I might need another audiobook to go with it. #Booksky

Got myself a booknook, put an audiobook on and this is how I treat myself.

Well, yeah, I actually posted a YouTube video. 7 months later. But I'll try to do this biweekly. youtu.be/-EEW5pwS--Q?...

I don't wanna brag but... That's me. And that's The Broken Binding.

Shelf by shelf, this is my viking shelf. Covers below: