Probably no linkity next week, as I won’t have any time to put it together.

Bookity

• New releases: Smart Bitches (romance) and Tor.com (genre benders)
• Linkity from ReaderWriterVille.
• Linkity from Smart Bitches.
• Linkity from Inkophile.
• So who wrote what bits in Good Omens?
• “The Good Omens miniseries is a love story and I will never recover from it“.
• Neil Gaiman 1, troll 0.
• “When childhood books should not be revisited“.
• An intriguing twist on the soulmate AU.
• Whoops! Child promised to two different witches.
• Book-related nail art.

Think, Make, Learn, Do

• The Queering the Map Project.
• RIP, Alan Turing.
• The US has hit 1000 cases of measles this year… and counting.
• Imagine that…

Cookity

• Quick peanutty noodle salads.
• Summer salads.
• 12 easy slow-cooker recipes.
• Broccoli cheddar egg muffins.
• Chocolate tres leches cake.
• Peanut butter cup and pretzel oatmeal cookies. (via The Kitchn)

Gluten Free

• Zucchini verde vegan enchiladas.
• Yeast-free dinner rolls.
• Lemon poppy seed muffins.

Artsy Crafty

• Linkity from knittyBlog.
• Knitting linkity from kmkat.

Cool

• BOOM.
• A very inland sea photo of Lake Superior.
• The end of an era – the last Mayday parade hosted by In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theater.
• Linkity from kmkat.

Cool or Wha…?

• The Great Garden Gnome Massacre.

Wha…?

• The tweeter’s notebook.
• Xbox body wash.
• “Straight Pride” parade to be held in Boston.
• Scary red pepper.

LOL

• “Conjure a sword.“
• Possible outcomes if a centaur and a mermaid were to have a child…

Reading Update
Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch by Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman. I’ve been seeing so much about Good Omens on tumblr that I decided it was time for a reread. Delightful.
Anywhere, Anytime Art: Crayon: A Colorful Guide to Drawing with Crayon for Artists on the Go by Monika Forsberg. Cute, but without much actual content.
The Journal Junkies Workshop: Visual Ammunition for the Art Addict by Eric M Scott & David R Modler. Good introduction to visual journaling and how to get started. Wish I’d found this one when I was getting started – it has some techniques that would’ve been nice to have learned earlier.
Down Among the Sticks and Bones and Beneath the Sugar Sky (Wayward Children 2-3) by Seanan McGuire. Good continuation of this series about children who’ve found doors into other worlds but are sent back to this one.
Snuff (Discworld #39) by Terry Pratchett. In which Sam Vimes goes on a vacation to his wife’s family’s summer home and shenanigans ensue.
Under Wraps (Underworld Detection Agency #1) by Hannah Jayne. Not the greatest – the characters didn’t seem consistent to me and it had a not-quite-a-cliffhanger-but-you-can-see-the-cliff-in-the-vicinity ending… but I’m still reading the next one, so!

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