Here are the books I read in the month of June!
Books Read in June
Writing Prompt #101 — Wooden Memories
Prompt: When humans die, they turn into an elemental statue. Like one made of trees or the one made of ice even the obsidian one. You are a rogue artist that paints the battlefields after the battle.
Books Read in April
Like in previous months, here’s the books I read in April and what I thought about them.
Writing Prompt #97 — Persecution of the Abnormalities
Prompt: Aliens are stunned by the thought of “Therapists” and “therapy”. No other species has ever thought about solving individual problems together and as such most aliens believe that this is a trait unique to humans and have begun abducting random humans to deal with their emotional baggage.
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Writing Prompt #96 — It’s Working As Intended
Prompt: You are the only person, outside the company, who knows that the AI aren’t artificial. The “AI” are people, but they don’t pretend to be AI of their own will.
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Books Read in March
Like in previous months, here’s the books I read in March and what I thought about them.
Books Read in February
Like January, here’s the books I read in February and what I thought about them.
Books Read in January
With the new year, I will be posting a monthly “Books Read” on the first day of the following month (ex. January’s will be posted on February 1st). I’ll give my brief thoughts on the book, and if I really enjoyed it, it’ll likely be given a Book Spotlight post soon thereafter.
Writing Prompt #86 — The Removal of False Flesh
Prompt: You hide in the shed, feeling your body quickly transforming, becoming alien, yet familiar at the same time. You knew this was going to happen. You agreed to it. But still, you feel like you’re abandoning your real species…
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Writing Prompt #80 — The Gray Underneath
Prompt: You just bought a new metal detector. Before you go use it, you jokingly point it at your arm. It starts to beep rapidly.
