Codablaze @codablaze.com · 17/09/2026@backwardsknight.com The last couple of weeks I have been pondering some stuff to do with Gaulf but I can't message you on here to ask you 😂🤓 120 2
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 15/09/2026Red Dwarf: Titan by @andrewmarshall.bsky.social and the late and ever so great Rob Grant, read by the amazing Chris Barrie. Pretty easy review, because Red Dwarf was my youthful intro to absurdism. Torrents of OTT ludicrous insults, capturing what it means to be a smeghead. #booksky #audiobooksky 160 6
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 10/09/2026I read 'These Bright and Perilous Designs' by @feliciafm.bsky.social. A great, short, prosaic stream of consciousness concerning the ancient Greek pantheon in the not too distant future. I enjoyed it and I wrote a review: medium.com/rogueframe/t... #booksky #scifi #greekmythology #bookreviewmedium.comThese Bright and Perilous Designs. A ReviewYou Can Trust Us With Your Data. Honest. 1111 11
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 08/09/2026I bought 'The Backwards Knight' by @backwardsknight.com and read it in 3 days. Wrote a review. If you can't be bov'd to go over to medium, the TLDR is that it's a dark fantasy story about a sword guy who isn't all bad. Read it if you liked The Witcher! medium.com/rogueframe/t... #booksky #witcher 151 5
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Codablaze @codablaze.com · 06/09/2026#booksky I am looking for a book recommendation. Separate from my audiobook listening, for which I have a ton of things lined up, I have nothing on the docket for my breakfast time reading. Recent enjoyed reads include: Temeraire, Uprooted, The Witcher, Call of the Wild and Children of ruin. Ta! 281 8
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 06/09/2026I read Uprooted by @naominovik.bsky.social. Based around a trad polish folk tale, the sheer amount of death in this book, offset by the way the magic of life curls through everything, was fascinating. A powerful yet grounded main character invested strongly in her world. Highly recommend. #booksky 050 5
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 04/09/2026After its nomination for the @ursulakleguin.com prize and the public rec from @aptshadow.bsky.social I listened to Slow Gods by Claire North, read by Peter Kelly. Sci philosophy and theology, exploring what it means to be impossibly powerful yet totally alone. Bit more conscious of the dark tonight. 1100 10
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Codablaze @codablaze.com · 31/08/2026I read 'All things great are simple'. A transformative work based on the small loveable character 'Volly' from the #temeraire series by Naomi Novik. The fanfic, a writing prompt response, was written by user Lorata. I absolutely love Volly, and this captured his affable charm beautifully. #booksky 260 6
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 31/08/2026I read the free short story 'Draki Twins' by Eileen Mueller and @ponderbooks.com and it was great. A really punchy action packed palate cleanser after the lengthy series' I've been enjoying. Teenage me would have loved the opportunity to read magic, shapeshifting, explosions and jeeps! #booksky 171 7
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 30/08/2026Hello #booksky, I have just read the collection of short Temeraire related stories by Naomi Novik 'Golden Age and other stories'. A short and truly wonderful collection of complementary and transformative works, followed up by some charming drabbles. A particular favourite for me? Volly Gets a Cow! 030 3
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 30/08/2026@ponderbooks.com I went ahead and downloaded your free book, which I'm gonna give a read after I finish the @naominovik.bsky.social short temeraire story collection. I read half yesterday and will probs finish it after work tonight then I'll load yours up on my ereader 😁 #booksky 140 4
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 29/08/2026Children of Memory, the third in the Children of Time series by @aptshadow.bsky.social made for an extremely enjoyable conclusion. Each tackles a unique concept on the theme of enhanced evolution, focusing on a different creature. Two such characters in particular are total charmers 🧐😎. Also, they.. 120 2
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 29/08/2026This summer I listened to Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir after watching the excellent movie. Some things were a little different, but not excessively so. I see why the changes were made for the movie. One of the few instances where the book and the film are equally as good. Fist my bump. 130 3
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 29/08/2026I've just finished reading the wonderful Temeraire series by @naominovik.bsky.social after my partner Sam listened through them last year. We're a dragon-positive household, and this fascinating series has made my lazy breakfasty mornings with the cat an absolute joy. Now to read about Volly's cow ❤️ 240 4
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 28/08/2026For the first time in my life, this year, I read the Earthsea books by @ursulakleguin.com. I'd heard about them and heard about them all throughout my childhood but they never quite crossed my path. They are such a unique way to tell a ranging story, but it's the second book, the tombs of Atuan... 210 2
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Codablaze @codablaze.com · 20/08/2026Welp, after hearing about it in a few places, and a strong recommendation from @kirkhamilton.com, I listened to the first audiobook in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series by @mattdinniman.bsky.social, narrated by Jeff Hays. Then the 2nd, then all the rest! It has EVERYTHING! What an adventure! 240 4
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 28/11/2024I watched #Arcane season 2 on Netflix. Although my first impressions were kinda muted, a few days on and it won't get out of my head. I was surprised by the parts that stayed with me, notably Ambessa's story, which I'd love to have seen a full backstory on. Either way, great show. I liked it. 010 1
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 28/11/2024I just watched 'My Scientology Movie' by @louistheroux.bsky.social. What a fascinating and terrifying look into the world of complete bastards. #DocSky #Cult 030 3
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 27/11/2024I've just finished reading 'Gotta get Theroux this' by @louistheroux.bsky.social One of the great things about being English is that Theroux is always there in the background of your life, providing context to the weirdness of all that you see, in ways that make absurd sense. Excellent #book 220 2
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Codablaze @codablaze.com · 26/11/2024I've just finished reading 'Why I'm No Longer Talking To White People About Race' by Reni Eddo-Lodge. This was such a moving book, and also incredibly important, providing so much context to the hidden history of the people of our country. A must read. 141 4
Codablaze @codablaze.com · 26/11/2024Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree was a light-hearted buffet of cosy comfort concerning the unfolding of an Orc Barbarian Mercenary's coffee shop dream. I thoroughly enjoyed following Viv through her journey into entrepreneurship, and the motley band of friends she made along the way! 170 7
