The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook
By Matt Dinniman
Loved it, the series really seemed to take off here. Hoping to see more of the larger world politics being teased at the end of each book.
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Spring is here! Does this change in the season have you itching to get out in nature or dig in the garden? Pegasus has you covered. Here's a sampling of our nature and gardening books for a little inspiration, particularly selected for Northwesterners. Come by the store to check out even more.
By Matt Dinniman
Loved it, the series really seemed to take off here. Hoping to see more of the larger world politics being teased at the end of each book.
By Jewelle Gomez
I've been meaning to read this book for a while, because Jewelle Gomez is married to my partner's aunt! So this is the first time I've read a book by...
By Andy Weir
A remarkably quick read for how deep the science was. Really cool character work too.
By Daniel E Lieberman
Not great, honestly. Not bad, either, but mainly not memerable. The book explores how odd the idea of exercise is; why is it good for us? Is it even...
By Xochitl Gonzalez
Pulled in from the get-go by...wait for it... a discussion about napkins. Yep. Turns out there's a lot you can say about napkins and also use that...
By Louise Erdrich
Honestly, I didn't really get into the book for a while, but then I found it impossible to put down. There were two mysteries - one in the recent...