This brief somewhere in some way beyond

The untenable bumps against the structure of the real

“…staff were given an online meeting with the deputy pro-vice-chancellor on Thursday morning but were not allowed to ask questions” We need to start making new universities in cafés, living-rooms, parks, benches outside bookshops, as seed banks of how to teach & learn. Nothing ever stays the same.

I haven't read the book yet, but I'm gonna take Daniel's word for it in his surgical recap book review. 98.4 by Christopher Hodder-Williams. 1969, 1st Ed, jacket designed by David Stanfield. #booksky

Here to explain everyone’s tender heart

this book review provides an alternative response to Captchas asking us to select the pics with ducks A Field Guide to Reality by Joanna Kavenna. 2016, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

Translated, this book review stresses the importance of looking in the right place(s). WITH FOLDED HANDS ÅND SEARCHING MIND By Jack Williamson. 2010, cover art by Hubert Rogers. #booksky

This searching of spaces and of mind — ongoing without answers

Reality is just something else happening.

th way with th masses facing th momentous + th minutia all together now all th time x

A provocative book review must always ask the right question without revealing too much. The Portent by Marilyn Harris. 1982, cover artist not attributed. #booksky "Now it's Natures Turn."

So, do I live in the portent?

A smoking book review 🔥🔥🔥 Doc Savage - The Living Fire Menace by Kenneth Robeson. 1971, cover art by James Bama. #booksky Doc has his hands full again.

The fire of the never felt

All this experience out of thin air

This tasty book review flips the script. The Food of the Gods by H.G. Wells. 1976, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

The rhetoric of unspoken hungering

A book review as instruction manual - unplug, breath deeper, go further. I Sing the Body Electric by Ray Bradbury. 1969, cover art by Peter Bramley. #booksky

Now, this breath to map a body

A book review that speaks of love eternal. Murmuring Ever by Lynn Wallrapp. 1975, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

The murmuring hum of forever in us

A book review in "cursory observation mode," without all the math. Time for the Stars by Robert A. Heinlein. 1957 BCE, cover art by Clifford N. Geary. #booksky

We go through time to barely anything

According to this book review there are ways to prepare, but obstacles remain. Limit of Vision by Linda Negata. 2001, cover art by Stephen Youll. #booksky

A rehearsal for a vision

This book review, told from John Sunlight's POV, is stunning in its psychological clarity (IYKYK). Doc Savage, Fortress of Solitude no. 23. April 1968, cover art by James Bama. #booksky

I’m in the bold structure of the moment not fully changed

This book review tells all, and nothing! Surface Detail by Iain M Banks. 2010, cover is a photograph copyrighted to Shuttershock, design is by Lauren Panepinto. #booksky

So many ways through the surface of the worn down world

This book review doesn't mention the farm fresh produce, eerie right? Haphazard House by Mary Wesley. 1993, cover art by Andrew Moore and Anna Nebor. #booksky

This haphazard muse of every thing about to occur

charter a ship, name ‘em yourself Planets of Adventure by Basil Wells. 1949, absolutely fantastic cover art by Jack Gaughan. #booksky

Your small meaningful words flow but the skies have not named the planets

Everything's an illusion, but when the elephant charges, get out of the way. -The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna

This book review suggests reaching further and farther, a key plot element! The Universe Between by Alan E Nourse. 1987, cover art by Don Dixon. #booksky

This reaching out in-between the possible and the murky all

When a book review and the threat of global extermination come face-to-face. "There's all of it..." how would we know for sure? Uranium 235 by John E. Mueller. 1967, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

There’s all of it and presence in the world

This book review is a master class in understatement. How would you feel in her situation? Other Worlds, June and July 1951. Featured story - My Yellow Jacket by Ray Palmer. Cover art by H W McCauley. #booksky

These worlds that burst as a wave of feelings

This book review amplifies the essence of the story with an almost wistful longing. Judgment Night by CL Moore. 1952, cover art by Frank Kelly Freas. #booksky

This book review counsels patience. Maturity by Theodore Sturgeon. 1979, cover art by Rick Sternbach. #booksky

“That mindless mist where shadows swirl, how could I pierce it?” —Raymond Queneau (this appears an epigraph in Perec's “W or the Memory of Childhood”)

The surface burnout we meander through

This half-formed place will slowly feel familiar

A book review full of consternation, written in 1st person POV. Seven Footprints to Satan by A. Merritt. 1942, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

Every belief slippery down the steps

Resistance takes many forms, even in book reviews! One Against Time by Hank Janson. 1956, cover art by Reginald Heade and Ron Turner. #booksky

There’s no time in things