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Shelfies #37: Xan van Rooyen

May 23, 2025

Shelfies #37: Xan van Rooyen

In hindsight, I think this was when I first truly began to understand just how different I was.

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Shelfies #36: Tim Pratt

May 16, 2025

Shelfies #36: Tim Pratt

I spent my teen and college years snatching up his collections wherever I could find them.

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Shelfies #35: Eleni Kyriacou

May 9, 2025

Shelfies #35: Eleni Kyriacou

This is a library copy. I’ve renewed it so many times I’m going to have to find one and buy it.

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Shelfies #34: Cristina Jurado

May 2, 2025

Shelfies #34: Cristina Jurado

These books are the meaning of home to me.

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Shelfies #33: Maurice Broaddus

Apr 25, 2025

Shelfies #33: Maurice Broaddus

The why I do what I do shelf.

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Shelfies #32: Fiona Moore

Apr 18, 2025

Shelfies #32: Fiona Moore

These are written by TV nerds, and so are full of the sort of detailed information about productions and their histories that nerds tend to like.

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Shelfies #31: Rudy Rucker

Apr 11, 2025

Shelfies #31: Rudy Rucker

This book is a supreme masterpiece, and the true core of everything I know about how to write.

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Shelfies #30: Linda Schlegel

Apr 4, 2025

Shelfies #30: Linda Schlegel

I was told many times that this is an outrageous idea that would kill my career.

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Shelfies #29: Ian Forrester

Mar 28, 2025

Shelfies #29: Ian Forrester

As a dyslexic person, the notion of reading physical books is pretty painful, as they are not formatted in a comfortable way for my brain.

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