SFF180 | Mailbag Monday | March 11, 2024

[@TheMike28212]

Mailbag Monday is always good for the soul.

[@leticiatoraci9855]

Moon of the turning leaves is for sure in my TBR.

[@Chris-Huntley]

The facial hair is looking good.

[@kellswitch]

The beard is filling out and looking good!

[@SFF180]

Thank you much! 🧔🏼

[@Satyric]

Was reminded of this by your post on Bluesky. Thanks!

[@mariamkvitsiani2848]

The beard really suits you! And I agree about the naked hardcovers, I think it is a standard outside English-speaking countries, at least in my corner of Europe hardcovers rarely have just jackets

[@SFF180]

They just seem easier to manage.

[@Majesticon]

27:30 yay Nisi! Shes my pal

[@rafm3068]

I have Sun of Blood and Ruin. Going to give it a read soon.

[@Jamhands9]

Definitely want to see you review for A Haunting in the Arctic! I have a long TBR (as do all of us lol) so I’m curious to see if I should keep it on or take it off.

[@SFF180]

Stay tuned!

[@joewhite4564]

Just started The Tainted Cup. It feels far more Nero Wolfe than Sherlock Holmes. I guess Holmes just has more name recognition.

[@Majesticon]

Cult of Tutu being bad guys is crazy considering book 1s entire storyline

[@georgeheingartner6995]

Born invisible? Didn't see that coming.

[@lisagarrity5836]

Sun of Blood and Ruin reminds me of the Scarlet Pimpernel.

[@SFF180]

I think Zorro was definitely cut from the same cloth.

[@georgeheingartner6995]

Bearding up...?

[@SFF180]

It is time. (dramatic music cue)

[@toddchapman3032]

Is, The Last Unicorn appropriate to read to a young reader? First grader to be exact.

[@SFF180]

I don't think there would be anything objectionable about it. Some of the self-referential humor might miss them, but on the whole it's a family-friendly tale. The animated movie is good too, if you can find it.