Media moment
Mar. 27th, 2019 12:51 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sasha_featherWatching:
The Magicians on Netflix. This took me a couple of tries to get into, and I mostly listened to seasons 1 and 2 rather than watching closely. But towards the end of season 2 I started to genuinely enjoy it. The characters have grown on me.
Listening:
Hozier's new album Wasteland, Baby, on youtube. UGH IT'S SO GOOD I CAN'T HANDLE IT.
Reading:
Some queer comics!
I enjoyed Taproot immensely. One of the things I really liked about it is a spoiler for the story. This book is a dream-like tale of a gardener and a ghost who are friends. It is lovely, slightly creepy, a pleasure to look at and read. It is by Keezy Young.
Calling Dr. Laura is a graphic memoir by Nicole Georges. It is largely about her relationships with her mother, who is a Piece of Work, and with a couple of girlfriends. She explores the possibility that her father might not be dead, and that her mother has been lying to her. I really enjoyed this!
The Magicians on Netflix. This took me a couple of tries to get into, and I mostly listened to seasons 1 and 2 rather than watching closely. But towards the end of season 2 I started to genuinely enjoy it. The characters have grown on me.
Listening:
Hozier's new album Wasteland, Baby, on youtube. UGH IT'S SO GOOD I CAN'T HANDLE IT.
Reading:
Some queer comics!
I enjoyed Taproot immensely. One of the things I really liked about it is a spoiler for the story. This book is a dream-like tale of a gardener and a ghost who are friends. It is lovely, slightly creepy, a pleasure to look at and read. It is by Keezy Young.
Calling Dr. Laura is a graphic memoir by Nicole Georges. It is largely about her relationships with her mother, who is a Piece of Work, and with a couple of girlfriends. She explores the possibility that her father might not be dead, and that her mother has been lying to her. I really enjoyed this!
