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Everything that I read in August.

A ⌛︎ before a title indicates that I have not finished reading it.

Novels & Short Stories

• Dreadnought by April Daniels
• Death of a Red Heroine by Qiu Xiaolong
• Gaffe chapters 4 &5 by Casey Callich
• ⌛︎ Tales of Nevèryon by Samuel R. Delaney

Light Novels

• The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya vol. 1 by Tanigawa Nagaru
• Do You Love Your Mom and her Two-Hit Mulit-Target Attacks? vol. 1 by Dachima Inaka
• My Friend's Little Sister Has it in for Me vols. 1 &2 by Hendra Boerma
• I'm in Love with the Villainess vol. 2 by Inori
• The Hero is Overpowered but Overly Cautious vol. 1by Tuchihi Light & Toyota Saori
• The Apothecary Diaries vol. 1 by Sasha McGlynn

Comics

• Ai no su e Ochiro! by Higuchi Misao & Minamijuuji Asuna (chapters 2-4)
• Zettai BL ni Naru Sekai vs. Zettai BL ni Naritakunai Otoko by Konkichi (6 chapters)
• Atarashii Joushi wa Dotennen by Dan Ichikawa (13 chapters)
• Blades of Furry by Deya Muniz & Emily Erdos (37 chapters)
• Let's Play by Leeanne M. Krecic (135 chapters)
• Tricked into Becoming the Heroine's Step-Mother by Hariheen & Mokgamgi (8 chapters)
• Not So Shoujo Love Story by Curryuku (51 chapters)
• Comic on having long-COVID as a young person. by @vitariesocks@tumblr.com
• Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood by Araki Hirohiko (44 chapters)

Articles

• ‘You’re the Problem’: When They Spoke Up About Misconduct, They Were Offered Mental Health Services by Alisha Haridasani Gupta and Ruchika Tulshyan (in The New York Times)
• Why Cookbook Stores Are the Antidote We Need Right Now by Jessica Sulima (in Thrillist)
• England's Upper Classes: A Dangerous Cult by Otto English (in Byline Times)
• This Sweet White Flower Is Actually A Sneaky Carnivore, Scientists Discover by Nell Greenfieldboyce (in NPR)
• New Shape Opens ‘Wormhole’ Between Numbers and Geometry by Kevin Hartnett (in Quanta Magazine)
• Life in the Stacks: A Love Letter to Browsing by Jason Guriel (in The Walrus)
• The Case Against Reading Everything by Jason Guriel (in The Walrus)
• Archival Futures: The Archive as a Place and the Place of the Archive by Sarath Pillai (in Los Angeles Review of Books)
• use computers to store data by J.B. Crawford (in Computers are Bad)
• Book of Lamentations by Sam Kriss (reread, in The New Inquiry)
• The Stages of Not Going on T by Daniel M. Lavery (in The New Inquiry)
• An Accumulation of Nameless Energies by Rob Horning (in Real Life Magazine)
• Just a Girl: Being Briseis by anonymous (in Sententiae Antiquae)
• A history of Simlish, the language that defined The Sims by Brennan Kilbane (in The Verge)
• [The Jean-Paul Sartre Cookbook]()https://pvspade.com/Sartre/cookbook.html by Marty Smith (in The Free Agent, 1987)
• The Mulberry as Placemaker + Community Resource by Kirsten Bradley (on Milkwood.net)
• I Became A Pandemic ‘Wine Mom.’ Here’s What I Learned. by Amanda Montei (in the HuffPost)
• Grizzly bear DNA maps onto Indigenous language families by Rachel Fritts (in Science Magazine)
• Rain falls at Greenland ice summit for first time on record by Kate Abnett and Andrea Januta (in Reuters)
• The Inner Life of James Bond by James Parker (in The Atlantic)
• Safety of folk jamming techniques
• A Secret Spreadsheet Shows There Are No Raises In Coffee by Ashley Rodriguez (in Talk Poverty)
• Starbucks workers in New York are organizing to form first US union by Michael Sainato (in The Guardian)
• Giant bird-eating centipedes exist — and they’re surprisingly important for their ecosystem by Luka Halpin, Rohan Clarke, and Roiwan Mott (in The Conversation)
• Radioactivity May Fuel Life Deep Underground and Inside Other Worlds
• Kasagi: Gates Of Hope by Portland Japanese Garden
• In the Dead Archives by Max Abelson (in n+1 Magazine)
• My Disability Is Obvious In Job Interviews. Is That A Bad Thing? by Wendy Lu & Kelly Dawson (in Refinery29)
• Inside the Secretive, Semi-Illicit, High Stakes World of WhatsApp Mango Importing by Ali Akhbar (in Eater)

Misc.

• Higurashi no Koro ni: Minagoroshi-hen (sound novel arc)
• Earthly Delights ꙮdgo Issue 2A (zine)
• Essay On What I Think About Most by Anne Carson (poem)
• *A Field Guide to Roadside Wildflowers at Full Speed by Chris Helzer (on The Prairie Ecologist)

Total: 2 novels; 2 short story chapters; 8 light novels; 1 sound novel arc; 65 manga chapters, 231 webcomic chapters, 1 short comic; 29 articles; 2 zines; 1 poem

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