My tweets

Mon, 15:02: The Grass is Singing, by Doris Lessing A short depressing book about a disastrous marriage between two white colonists in the future Zimbabwe; vivid psychological portraits, though rather plays into racist stereotypes. #nwbooks https://t.co/RQpUy2SMfq https://t.co/dMjue7oWjw https://t.co/c1gHv6FskI
Mon, 16:02: Ms. Marvel Vol 2: Generation Why, by G. Willow Wilson I had reasonably high hopes for this which weren't quite realised. Fairly standard adventure in New Jersey, and a crossover with Wolverine (well-known, but not to me). #nwbooks https://t.co/CqhAw4cFvp https://t.co/rUygCuFqQ5 https://t.co/r1bP6IOz6W
Mon, 17:02: '"Repent Harlequin!" Said the Ticktockman', by Harlan Ellison The writing is intense and vivid. However, it has not aged well. I was also struck by the sexism of the story. #nwbooks https://t.co/o6FxC3aEfo https://t.co/KlqgqyodLh https://t.co/oawjYwP9ny
Mon, 18:02: Lincoln in the Bardo, by George Saunders Really well done; often stories about the afterlife are twee or incoherent, but here a weird situation is exploited well, with reflections on race, class, and on Lincoln. #nwbooks https://t.co/w581Hddj54 https://t.co/I5XOLwUTKT https://t.co/kj2TTw32sh
Mon, 18:39: 300 days of plague: still here https://t.co/01PvVYcK2I

Mon, 18:54: RT @its_johnmartin: THREAD My wife is crying with frustration. She manages a supermarket that gets about 16,000 customers a week. About 160…
Mon, 21:22: RT @apcoworldwide: .@MargeryKraus, founder and executive chairman of APCO Worldwide, reflects and shares her thoughts on the January 6, 202…

Tue, 09:30: Whoniversaries 12 January https://t.co/7405SeuIwD
Tue, 09:53: RT @astroehlein: Republicans: Sure our people just tried to overturn a democratic election using deadly violence, but why are Democrats try…