Yes, definitely. Though I will say right now that I missed nothing.
Seriously. I worried about this ahead of time, and I will say that I
was glad that the new Rivers of London book got delayed until November
so it didn't come out when I wouldn't have read it. But otherwise,
didn't miss a thing. Never thought, 'oh, but that's written by a dude,
that's a shame.' Mostly I think because even though I haven't been
reading much, I've always been excited about what I'm reading, and
what book comes next. Also, now that I can read anything, I am reading
men again (well, tbf, it took until the end of October to pick up my
first book by a man) but I'm sticking to the good stuff. Male authors
I specifically already know I'll like, or have a good reason to think
I will. The whole thing was really illuminating.
Totally different topic, what are you doing for turkey day?
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Date: 2016-11-07 01:53 am (UTC)Yes, definitely. Though I will say right now that I missed nothing. Seriously. I worried about this ahead of time, and I will say that I was glad that the new Rivers of London book got delayed until November so it didn't come out when I wouldn't have read it. But otherwise, didn't miss a thing. Never thought, 'oh, but that's written by a dude, that's a shame.' Mostly I think because even though I haven't been reading much, I've always been excited about what I'm reading, and what book comes next. Also, now that I can read anything, I am reading men again (well, tbf, it took until the end of October to pick up my first book by a man) but I'm sticking to the good stuff. Male authors I specifically already know I'll like, or have a good reason to think I will. The whole thing was really illuminating.
Totally different topic, what are you doing for turkey day?