https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/731201/earthdivers-vol-1-by-jones-stephen/. And there’s this cool trailer, in two varieties:
(for a month-by-month, click here or here — I, for no real reason, switched the titles of these about halfway through, looks like, so a single search doesn’t net them all. not even sure two searches does . . . )
NOVEL(s)
NOVELS THAT AREN’T OUT YET
so . . . hopefully I remember them in 2023?
NOVEL I FINALLY READ DECADES LATE
COMIC BOOK(s)
HORROR MOVIES
Was going to say this was the fastest of all the years, but, really, man, the last two or three have been like stepping on a slip-n-slide, then just trying to keep my balance somewhat, splashing into other countries (Dubai, France, Spain. was in a Iceland for a bit, I guess. missed Germany, but Italy’s soon), juggling a new comic book (Earthdivers, which just keeps on selling all its copies out) and my first audio-only novel (The Babysitter Lives, with the amazing Isabell…
Work from 1616 is ‘the first ever science fiction novel’ | Science fiction books | The Guardian
https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/encino-man-oral-history
https://mashable.com/article/snow-crabs-disappeared-alaska-why
https://www.gq.com/story/dont-fear-the-reaper-more-cowbell-oral-history
https://www.theonion.com/archaeologists-discover-more-old-shit-that-sucks-1848400846
Last one of these for 2022. And? Should Twitter implode, crumble, whatever, these could stop being a thing here, I suppose. Until then, though:
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