Tag: Hank Green

• Asexuality in SFF: A Ramble

  For no logical reason, I found myself thinking about Katsa from Graceling again. I know I’ve written innumerable blog posts about Kristin Cashore’s works. I’ve mentioned my adoration for the romantic subplots in the series. But today we’re going to focus less on the romance and more on one character, at least to start off…

  Katie Bachelder

  May 28, 2021

  On Stories and Ethics, Reading Reflections

  ace, books, Emily Victoria, Fantasy, Graceling, Hank Green, Katsa, Kristin Cashore, Neal Shusterman, pride, science fiction, Scythe, SFF, This Golden Flame

• Book Review: A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor by Hank Green

  Too often within the SFF genres, the books that we read have pessimistic outlooks on hope and kindness. They frequently portray optimism as foolish at best, danerous at worst; sometimes you’ll read a book that suggests people really would be kind, except that there will always be a few bad eggs that make the rest…

  Katie Bachelder

  August 24, 2020

  Reading Reflections

  a beautifully foolish endeavor, an absolutely remarkable thing, book review, books, Hank Green, science fiction, Series review, the Carls

• The Name Game Book Tag

  You know, with a name so common and short as “Katie,” I really did trick myself into thinking this was going to be an easy one, but nope! My bookshelf is still waiting to be filled out, at least with physical books. Most of the books I’ve read throughout my bookish career, I borrowed from…

  Katie Bachelder

  August 14, 2020

  Blog-Tag posts, For Fun :)

  book tag, books, Christopher Paolini, Fantasy, Hank Green, Kristin Cashore, Leigh Bardugo, The Name Gamee