My reading's also skewed way in favor of the fantasy on this list.
I remain perpetually bemused by the degree of Scalzi's popularity. I picked up Kaiju a couple nights ago, found it sufficiently readable but also DNFed because I didn't find it worth the trouble of picking up the following night.
I enjoyed What Moves the Dead, and especially appreciated the author's note where she related the pleasure/despair of reading Mexican Gothic and gestured toward technical details that didn't fit in the story.
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Date: 2023-06-25 05:16 pm (UTC)I remain perpetually bemused by the degree of Scalzi's popularity. I picked up Kaiju a couple nights ago, found it sufficiently readable but also DNFed because I didn't find it worth the trouble of picking up the following night.
I enjoyed What Moves the Dead, and especially appreciated the author's note where she related the pleasure/despair of reading Mexican Gothic and gestured toward technical details that didn't fit in the story.