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"Men Explain Things to Me: And Other Essays" by Rebecca Solnit is a collection of feminist essays that delve into societal issues such as mansplaining, toxic masculinity, violence against women, and the silencing of women. Solnit's writing style is described as articulate, passionate, and insightful, covering a wide range of topics from Virginia Woolf's writings to the importance of marriage equality. The essays are thought-provoking, eye-opening, and provide a deep exploration of gender inequality and feminist perspectives.
I still don’t know why Sallie and I bothered to go to that party in the forest slope above Aspen. The people were all older than us and dull in a distinguished way, old enough that we, at forty-ish, p...- #2
Save:"Freakonomics" by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner explores the hidden side of economics through a series of engaging anecdotes and statistical analysis. The authors delve into various topics such as crime rates, abortion laws, naming trends, and societal behaviors, revealing surprising correlations and challenging conventional wisdom. The writing style is entertaining and thought-provoking, presenting complex economic concepts in a digestible manner that appeals to a wide audience.
Imagine for a moment that you are the manager of a day-care center. You have a clearly stated policy that children are supposed to be picked up by 4 p.m. But very often parents are late. The result: a... - #3
Save:'Love Code' in the 'Galactic Love' series by Ann Aguirre is a sci-fi romance novel that explores the relationship between an AI named Helix and an alien scientist. The book delves into themes of consent, power dynamics, and gender identity, all while maintaining a respectful and heartwarming approach to the characters' development. The plot involves the AI transitioning into an organic body and navigating a unique and complex relationship with the alien scientist, showcasing a beautiful and respectful romance that defies traditional gender roles.
The writing style in 'Love Code' is described as well thought out, character-driven, and filled with intricate world-building. The author, Ann Aguirre, skillfully weaves together a story that is both unique and captivating, touching on various aspects of the sci-fi genre while focusing on character development and a respectful exploration of relationships in a non-human context.
Which was a shock, because he had never lost awareness before. As an AI, he didn’t sleep, and his mechanical avatar didn’t tire. He stirred, and a flash of something for which he had no analogue screa...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Galactic Love ) - #4
Save:In "The Wedding Party" by Jasmine Guillory, Maddie and Theo, who share a mutual hatred for each other, find themselves in a complicated situation when they end up in bed together after a party. They agree to keep their relationship a secret from their friend Alexa, leading to a series of secret trysts as they work together to plan Alexa's wedding. The story follows their journey from enemies to lovers, exploring themes of friendship, love, and the challenges of keeping their arrangement temporary. Guillory's writing style is described as cute, fun, and engaging, with well-developed characters and a happy ever after ending.
Maddie Forest didn’t want to go to this birthday party. She didn’t like parties in the first place—they were always too loud, there were always annoying people who she had to pretend to be nice to, an...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Wedding Date ) - #5
Save:'Awakening' in the 'World of Magic' series by Levi Werner is a litRPG story following the Main Character Lox, who is offered a second chance in a VRMMORPG after suffering an on-the-job injury. Despite some reservations, Lox accepts the offer and is thrust into a new world where he experiences level grinding, adventures, and a transition from real life to a fantasy setting. The plot focuses on Lox's experiences in the game, his interactions with other characters, and the challenges he faces as he navigates this new world. The writing style has been described as having minimal world-building but engaging action sequences, interesting thought processes, and a unique take on magic.
Ding! Lox’s eyes snapped open and quickly found the flashing icon on the screen in front of him. “Open email,” he said, the icon of a mail envelope expanded to take up the whole screen showing him the...
