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linds@linseae· 12h

had a good lil sesh on the range today ⛳️

linds@linseae· 1d

i love a fairytale rewrite and this one was fantastic: cinderella told from the perspective of the stepmother 📚 #booksky

cover of rachel hochhauser’s ‘lady tremaine.’ 5/5. a quick and fun read, can’t believe it’s hochhauser’s first novel.

linds@linseae· 8d

two romantacy reads 📚 #booksky

cover of laura thalassa’s ‘death.’ i wish i hadn’t waited so long between the third book and this one, the novelty of the series definitely waned and i didn’t enjoy this one as much. still a fun romantacy read, imo.

cover of sapir englard’s ‘her wolf.’ i actually had a lot more fun reading this than i thought i would. it took a minute to get going, but was interesting once it did. i’m likely to finish the series at some point.

linds@linseae· 15d

one more for the month of july; i truly could not read it fast enough, i loved every moment with this one #booksky

cover of elizabeth kostova’s ’the historian’ — an absolute 5/5. i loved this book and cannot wait to read more of her work. this satisfied the history and vampire nerd in me, golly gee.

linds@linseae· 24d

two july reads 📚 #booksky

cover of mary roach’s ‘stiff: the curious lives of human cadavers.’ 5/5. incredibly interesting read and i really enjoy roach’s writing style; i look forward to reading more of her work.

the cover of h.h. the dalai lama and howard cutler’s ‘the art of happiness.’ 5/5. excellent read for me at this point in my life. it’s helped me reframe my way of thinking and because of it my past few weeks have been incredibly fulfilling.

linds@linseae· Jun 27

another read 📚

cover of mariana enriquez’s ‘our share of night.’ i am… torn, in terms of how i feel about this book. it’s dripping with description and definitely has its own vibe, but i’m not certain it was meant for me.

linds@linseae· Jun 24

finally returned to non-fiction and brushed up on the medicis, a rather satisfying read

cover of paul strathern’s ‘the medici: power, money, and ambition in the italian renaissance’

linds@linseae· May 24

may 2026 reads

philip k. dick
‘the three stigmata of palmer eldritch’

‘do androids dream of electric sheep?’
hugo award-winner
philip k. dick

linds@linseae· May 14

last night i was walkin’ in memphis and tbh i can’t wait to visit again 🎶

2026.05.12
home of the blues
beale street
(memphis, tn)

linds@linseae· Apr 19

good day alert ✨🍻 🌆

2026.04.18 victory hall before the ms game

2026.04.18 smith tower, seattle, wa at sunset

linds@linseae· Apr 13

yeah, maybe some of your followers would be fans, not sure who tho, absolutely no clue my feed:

linds@linseae· Apr 5

on a hot streak with my book choices recently, this one was so fun ✨

cover of deborah harkness’s ‘a discovery of witches,’ the first in her ‘all souls trilogy.’ yet another surprisingly fantastic read, it gets a 4.5/5 from me. magic, creatures, alchemy, history, romance, mystery… i look forward to reading the next book in the trilogy and more of harkness’s work in general.

linds@linseae· Mar 30

can’t even begin to explain how delectable last night was 😋 @dead-vid.bsky.social 😘

blue crab claw salad, the most delicious crab dish i’ve ever had in my entire life, the pairing with granny smith apple 🤌🤌🤌

tuna tartare with—wait for it—sriracha ice cream, i could not believe they were serving it again

one of the most delicious crab cakes i’ve ever had good lord

wagyu new york steak, which was unfortunately TOO good to fully stomach as the seventh course of the meal 🥲

linds@linseae· Mar 25

‘death,’ here i come

cover of laura thalassa’s ‘famine,’ which i give a solid 4/5. i will admit, i was fully prepared to enjoy this less than the second book in the series if it continued to be as violent as ‘war’ was, but this won me over and i enjoyed my time with it. i’ll be getting my hands on the fourth and final book in the series soon.

linds@linseae· Mar 22

2026.03.21 t’was a gorgeous day in seattle ☀️

view of lake union and downtown seattle from gasworks park

linds@linseae· Mar 21

solo dinner date tonight <3 dinner date with @dead-vid.bsky.social in a week <3

an “affable toucan,” a non-alcoholic cocktail, at pablo y pablo in wallingford

an “affable toucan,” a non-alcoholic cocktail, and prawn enchiladas at pablo y pablo in wallingford

a slice of the most delicious basque cheesecake at pablo y pablo in wallingford

linds@linseae· Mar 19

another beautiful book down, another 5/5 from me. 🥂

cover of alison espach’s ‘the wedding people,’ which my aunt gifted me a copy of out of the blue. she has impeccable timing, as always, with her suggestions. i look forward to revisiting this novel when i have a few more years of living under my belt. a very meditative read.

linds@linseae· Mar 11

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little
free
poetry
box

help yourself
to a poem!

linds@linseae· Mar 10

2026.03.09

2026.03.09 ‘listen with your heart’ - tiger hoang ’29

2026.03.09 pink rose flourishing on the vine

linds@linseae· Mar 6

i fucking love jessie buckley

poster of maggie gyllenhaal’s “the bride!” (2026)

linds@linseae· Mar 4

5/5, no notes, this was an absolute pleasure to read from start to finish. #booksky

cover of grace daly’s ‘the scald crow.’ 5/5. i absolutely loved every second of reading this novel. it’s got mythology, horror, and the real details around chronic pain and medical trauma is… well… real. beyond believable. i cannot wait to read more of grace’s work.

linds@linseae· Mar 3

2026.03.02

2026.03.02 a woman’s shadow on a bed of daisies

linds@linseae· Feb 28

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2026.02.27 if the system works then y r u sad?

linds@linseae· Feb 27

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2026.02.26 side of the mopop (fka the emp) in seattle

2026.02.26 view of the space needle in the setting sunlight

linds@linseae· Feb 25

absolutely in love with v. e. schwab’s writing in this book, my lord is it beautiful. 5/5, a vampire story i personally cannot wait to revisit.

cover of v.e. schwab’s ’bury our bones in the midnight soil,’ a vampire romance that unfolds much like ‘wuthering heights’ unfolded. ugh it was my first read of schwab’s and i cannot wait to read more of her work.

linds@linseae· Feb 20

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2026.02.19 sanctuary of electric kitten (tattoo shop in ballard)

linds@linseae· Feb 18

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linds@linseae· Jan 10

first ever blind date with a book was ‘the unworthy’

cover of augustina bazterrica’s ‘the unworthy,’ a solid 3/5 for me. trust me, it is written beautifully and artistically, but something about the overall tale and it’s composition didn’t work for me. glad i read it, but it’s nothing i’ll revisit.

linds@linseae· Jan 2

“he turned, as he spoke, a peculiar look in her direction, a look of hatred unless he has a most perverse set of facial muscles that will not, like those of other people, interpret the language of his soul.” goodness gracious i’m in love with emily’s writing style.

cover of emily brontë’s ‘wuthering heights,’ the dk classics edition. this was my first time reading ‘wuthering,’ and the first classic i’ve read in a long while, and i am completely smitten with it and emily’s writing. i cannot wait to experience this story again; this shall be a permanent resident on my bookshelf. 5/5, will read again, am absolutely smitten with the style and setting and ambience.

linds@linseae· Jan 1

cheers to 2026 🥂