amanda silberling Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

amanda silberling

@Haje I’m interpreting vacation reads as “books I breezed through/couldn’t put down” such a fun age by kiley reid several people are typing by calvin kasulke the atlas six by olivie blake

amanda silberling

@Haje I’m interpreting vacation reads as “books I breezed through/couldn’t put down” such a fun age by kiley reid several people are typing by calvin kasulke the atlas six by olivie blake

amanda silberling

i have only read books by rick riordan thus far in 2022 but listen. this dude cannot stop. original percy jackson series? banger. heroes of olympus spin off? banger, I would die for nico d’angelo. turns out there is ANOTHER sequel series to the sequel series and so far… banger??

amanda silberling

@Haje I’m interpreting vacation reads as “books I breezed through/couldn’t put down” such a fun age by kiley reid several people are typing by calvin kasulke the atlas six by olivie blake

amanda silberling

I talked to @tithenai, @maxgladstone, @kelsaywhat and @tha_rami about BIGOLAS DICKOLAS WOLFWOOD, a more powerful literary force than the Pulitzer Prize. Also, "This is How You Lose the Time War" is a good book. https://t.co/VCgGyUKZPC

amanda silberling

“True Biz” taught me so much about Deaf culture, disability and the ever-present threat of eugenicist science. I love when fiction can help me empathize with people different from me.

amanda silberling

I really, really, really loved the books “Stay True” by Hua Hsu and “New Waves” by Kevin Nguyen for the particular way they talk about the experience of losing a friend — do you know of similar books?

amanda silberling

Someone told me once that my poetry reminds them of Bernadette Mayer and Eileen Myles combined and I’m like well that makes sense because I have both of their poems hanging in my room and I stare at them every day!

amanda silberling

It’s hard to pull off the kind of story that follows characters from the time they’re small children to fully formed adults, but it’s a joy (and, at times, agonizing) to watch these two friends grow from awkward artistic teens to niche-famous game developers.

amanda silberling

I really, really, really loved the books “Stay True” by Hua Hsu and “New Waves” by Kevin Nguyen for the particular way they talk about the experience of losing a friend — do you know of similar books?