The world is your sense of it

A portent book review, pay attention! The Flesh in the Furnace by Dean R. Koontz. 1972, cover art by Fred Pfeiffer. #booksky

I’m feeling all of this tattered and inundated now burn

A veritable scorcher of a book review from the perspective of the ship's pilot... The Devouring Fire by Vargo Statten. 1951, cover art by Ron Turner. #booksky

This augury afire — like every possible answer

A prescient book review. Sinister Barrier by Eric Frank Russell. 1950, cover art by Dave Stone. #booksky

Your mind buzzes through the world without a way to arrive

The story asks if individuals matter, so does the book review. Cosmic Encounter by A.E. Van Vogt. 1980, 1st edition, cover art by John Cayea. #booksky

So, we’re a little part of the cosmic decor?

A rather wistful book review To Open the Sky by Robert Silverberg. 1967, cover art by Richard Powers. #booksky

Do you feel a somewhere slowly open

This book review never said it was gonna be easy. Lost: A Moon by Paul Capon. 1956, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

Put into service all that you lost

A book review "in action" #funstuff Unit Polyhedron Origami by Tomoko Fuse, 2005. First US printing/edition.

So, every small unfolding happening here is enough

This book review studiously avoids declaring which feelings. Laughter in Space by Vargo Statten. 1952, cover art by Ron Turner. #booksky

This brief wave of feelings don’t have a chance in the universe

Book review disguised as a (declassified) mission debrief. The Deep Reaches of Space by A. Bertram Chandler. 1964, jacket design by Brian Lewis. #booksky

The universe went on a little what is and is not

They're all in here, real and imagined, this book review gets it right. The Madman's Library by Edward Brooke-Hitching. 2021, cover image: Lieu.t Gover.r Gall-stone. Aquatint by J. Gillray, 2790. Welcome Collection. #booksky My go to book for creative inspiration and astonishment / fun!

Naming each experience like it happened

Daniel explores the concept of original sin in this stunning book review. A Darkness In My Soul by Dean R. Koontz. 1972, cover art by Jack Gaughan. #booksky

So, thinking will always be this kind of night within me

So, thinking will always be this kind of night within me

This unintentional book review is oh, so clever! It begs the question, is the "Old Man" Doc Savage, or not? A Work of Human Hands by @williampreston.bsky.social 2026, cover art by @artistronhill.bsky.social

That old internal other explaining there is nothing external in being

This book review suggests holding on tight! Another Present Era by Elaine Perry. 1990, cover art by Hugh Ferris. #booksky

Just take this here piece of loose and wobbly present

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A book review disguised as a recruitment poster, sign me up! The Starmen by Leigh Brackett. 1954, cover art by Mudge-Marriott. #booksky

I feel space — tangled and expecting

This book review contemplates the consequences of time travel. Lest Darkness Fall by L. Sprague de Camp. 1941, cover art by S. M. Adler and H. Lubalin. #booksky

I feel this new light on an old presence

This book review speaks truth to our demons. Fear by L. Ron Hubbard. 1957, cover art by Diane and Leo Dillon. #booksky

We are all experiences — everything

This secondhand experience, let it flow — a broken, rattled remnant of

A book review that answers the tough question, what the hell was she really doing? Riding the Centipede by John Claude Smith. 2015, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

Ride the bewildered footnotes of being

Protagonist viewpoint book reviews can be quite emotional! The Great Mirror by Gerald G. Swan. 1952, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

We hear and mirror these conjured up moments of being

A book review disguised as a travel diary, brilliant! Of All Possible Worlds by William Tenn. 1955, cover art by Richard Powers. #booksky

We are moving over the world’s passable details — the gathering possible

Psychiatric evaluation notes as book review? Very creative, no HIPPA violations noted. An Earth Gone Mad by Roger Dee. 1954, cover art by Ed Valigursky. #booksky

Life is perhaps just this inventory of what’s gone

A book review disguised as an astute observation of human nature — there are those who climb, others descend, and there are still others who are content to simply standby, waiting patiently. Enter Craig Kennedy by Arthur B. Reeves. 1935, cover art not attributed. #booksky

The tug of every step in this event waiting world

book review as travel directions, clever! Elsewhere, Elsewhen, Elsehow by Miriam Allen deFord. 1971, cover art by Richard V. Corben. #booksky

Every sign is in the shape of elsewhere

Alexander Calder, Flying Saucers, 1968. Gouache on paper