iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

Andrea Giusto

@andreagiusto.bsky.social

131 followers 183 following 27 posts

Leggo e scrivo storie strane e bizzarre. Attualmente occupato a collezionare lettere di rifiuto (standard). Vivo in Italia. ------<<<❖>>>------- Reads and writes weird and strange stories. Currently busy collecting (form) rejection letters. Lives in Italy.

Posts Replies Media

Andrea Giusto @andreagiusto.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

I’ve finished A Short Stay in Hell, the existential horror by Steven L. Peck. I enjoyed it, although I would have preferred it to be developed into a full novel. There are so many ideas that are only briefly touched on, left unresolved. But that's only my desire speaking. It's fine as it is. 📚💙

000

Andrea Giusto @andreagiusto.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

In #lettura. I miei stupidi intenti di Bernardo Zannoni. Una favola(?) con gli animali del bosco. Non so cosa mi aspettassi, forse una lettura leggera. Non è leggera per niente. Ma risuona con i pensieri e con la stagione, per cui va bene così.

000

Andrea Giusto @andreagiusto.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Reading A Short Stay in Hell, by Steven L. Peck. It’s the first work by this author I’ve read, and so far I’m enjoying it quite a bit. It's the right season, I think. I like existential, Borges-like stories and this scratches the itch nicely. 📚💙

000

Andrea Giusto @andreagiusto.bsky.social · 24/12/2025

Whisky, my first #beta-reader, wishes you all happy #holidays (while judging me for being a lazy #writer).

0101

Andrea Giusto @andreagiusto.bsky.social · 25/11/2025

#Soma by #Frictional Games. Keep thinking about it even after years. It’s the most haunting #game I’ve played, with a perfect ending. Although it’s classified as #horror, there are no supernatural ghosts, no cosmic terrors: only a relentless reflection on the nature of #consciousness and mortality.

051

Andrea Giusto @andreagiusto.bsky.social · 04/10/2025

Let's start the season with something appropriate. #reading 💙📚

040

Andrea Giusto @andreagiusto.bsky.social · 02/06/2025

Another author might have turned this story into a 600-page novel. Susanna Clarke did it in under three hundred, and the result is perfect as it is. A powerful imagination and an elegant execution. Inspirational. I wish I saw her work in bookstores more often, but maybe it's better this way. 💙📚

7605