• Royal Assassin (Farseer Trilogy, #2) by Robin Hobb
• Rhythm of War (Stormlight Archive, #4) by Brandon Sanderson (re-read)
• Darker by Four (Darker by Four, #1) by June C.L. Tan
• The Dagger and the Flame (The City of Fantome, #1) by Catherine Doyle
5 books.
PLAYLIST
1.) PERFECT SOUL by SPIRITBOX
“Cover me up before you go, so delicate the orchids grow / Buried under melted snow / So I call out your name and let it die slow / I pray that the rain will wash me up, so obvious I can’t let go.”
2.) PIECES BACK TOGETHER by TILLIAN
“I spill my shame in a microphone / Trying to outrun the undertones / Fighting the instinct to die alone.”
3.) THE FAUSTIAN SPIRIT by EIDOLA
“I wish that I could escape / The bitter end to my own fate / But I will always start again / And I will find a way to mend.”
4.) WILL YOU LOVE ME WHEN I'M DEAD by AMIRA ELFEKY
“Every moment I bleed through / Every bone I break for you / I will never be enough / For you.”
5.) PERFECT CRIME by CHRISSY COSTANZA
“I hate my tendency / To bleed out silently / Look what I’ve done to me / It’s the perfect crime to die inside while alive.”
6.) WELCOME TO DYSTOPIA by THE VEER UNION (feat. SLEEP THEORY)
“Lost in the afterglow / Where do the lost souls go? / It's a place of steel / Nothing's evеr truly real.”
CINEMATOGRAPHY
I finally finished watching 3 Body Problem and it was kind of amazing. I almost hate to say it as I don't want to give D&D any credit, but hey... Maybe people do deserve second chances. We'll see how this show goes on, I suppose.
Next up I binged The Empress within a few days and I swear to God, all of the male main characters do all day is just scream at the women in their lives lmao. Definitely a lot of plot points that get kind of dragged loosely along just to get abandoned pretty quickly but I can't complain too much since it's still entertaining at the end of the day.
Lastly, I watched Challengers. And it was ... uh, okay? Very little substance when you really think about it, and I'm not sure I would necessarily recommend it, but from a purely artistic perspective, I definitely get the vision and why people were talking about this a lot.
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