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Reading Roundup: May 2026

June 1, 2026May 31, 2026 Sara DavisLeave a comment

The Age of Calamities, Memory Piece, Heart the Lover, Voice of the Fish, Beasts of the Sea.

Posted in Fiction, Monthly Reading RoundupTagged beasts of the sea, heart the lover, iida turpeinen, lars horn, lily king, lisa ko, memory piece, senaa ahmad, the age of calamities, voice of the fish

Reading Roundup: April 2026

April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 Sara DavisLeave a comment

Bog Queen, A Truce That Is Not Peace, In Praise of Floods, Demon Queen, Lessons in Magic and Disaster, The End of Romance.

Posted in Fiction, Monthly Reading RoundupTagged a truce that is not peace, ai in the news, anna north, bog queen, charlie jane anders, demon queen, in praise of floods, james c scott, lessons in magic and disaster, lily meyer, martha wells, miriam toews, the end of romance

Climate Roundup: Earth Day reflection

April 22, 2026April 19, 2026 Sara DavisLeave a comment

Links about climate change impacts, politics, and research... and also some good news and reflections on movements for change.

Posted in Climate links, Environmental awarenessTagged ai in the news, climate change, climate impacts, climate movements, climate politics, obligatory note of hope

Reading Roundup: March 2026

March 31, 2026 Sara DavisLeave a comment

The Mars Room, Vagabond, Helm, Dinner at the Night Library.

Posted in Fiction, Monthly Reading RoundupTagged ai in the news, books, dinner at the night library, helm, hika harada, rachel kushner, sarah hall, the mars room, tim curry, vagabond

Reading Roundup: February 2026

February 28, 2026February 28, 2026 Sara DavisLeave a comment

Ripeness, DILF: Did I Leave Feminism?, Happy People Don't Live Here, The Summer War, and Is a River Alive?

Posted in Fiction, Monthly Reading RoundupTagged ai in the news, amber sparks, did I leave feminism, dilf, happy people don't live here, helm, is a river alive, jude doyle, naomi novik, Ripeness, robert macfarlane, sarah hall, Sarah Moss, the summer war

Climate Roundup: Hell, served fresh daily

February 26, 2026February 25, 2026 Sara Davis1 Comment

Climate links from 2026 so far: what the White House is up to, more plastics where we don't want them, and some odds and ends of interest.

Posted in Climate links, Environmental awarenessTagged climate change, climate culture, climate impacts, climate politics, trash

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