aquariris

I am on Ch 6.2 (Miranda) and am confused, but I am assuming this is one of those “keep riding the train and it will all make sense in the end” type situations so I’m cool with being confused.

I wanted to make a prediction, though: is || Imir some kind of computer simulation || ?? I can’t fathom why or how else || Fabian, Paul and Portia would take up human bodies or why Kern would risk sacrificing herself in some way, nor can I find other reasoning for Liff having the obvious difficulty with understanding time ||

Obviously don’t spoil it for me, I mostly want to come back to this when I finish. But this book is so different from the first two, and I am completely sucked in. I can’t wait

Reading Children of Ruin, and I now understand the phrase “we’re going on an adventure”.

Wasn’t aware I was reading a HORROR NOVEL 🫪

Jokes aside, this series is so fantastic.

I’m struggling to even come up with adequate words, honestly. I was so excited when I saw she was collaborating with Aaron Dessner, and what they created together was magic.

When I got to Perfume and Milk, I had to pause and listen again. When I got to The Old Religion, I cried. It literally came from no where. The depths of my soul, perhaps.

This album tapped into a long-buried part of me that still needs to heal, I think. I feel this music in the marrow of my bones.

Also, from a technical standpoint, her voice has never sounded more incredible. It’s somehow simultaneously more raw AND polished at the same time?

I have no one to talk to about this.