u/Nebulynth

I've started with Prelude to Foundation and, Forward the Foundation. I loved them, but i think that was a mistake. Those stories were based on characters and their arcs. The next books, Foundation, and Foundation and Empire are so fast paced that there's no character to hooked on to. It feels very overwhelming. Has anyone else read these books, with same experience? I feel lil less interested to persue this series further now. All these books are written with different pacing and ideas. Foundation and further books jumps centuries with stories while prequels were even paced.

I am on the second book of the series. I've also watched first two seasons on the OTT. But books feel so different, so simple and focused more on politics. I first liked the series on Apple, but after reading the series I feel different about it.

A friend gifted me this packet. Does anyone know what to expect from this? I'm yet to open it. But it smells heavenly.

This was such a fabulous watch. But it has a few obvious flaws. People coming from the past using the same tech from the current times? Walkies the police has been using the same. In the end the girl has latest iPhone model but she's from future. Maybe I'm missing something or it's the wrong. What do you think guys? I hope they fix this in the sequel. The story is so fabulous and so is execution, I hope they fix these mistakes and it'll be a perfect watch.

I picked up Ghost Eye mostly because magical realism is one of the rare genres that really pulls me in, and I'm glad I did. It may not be Amitav Ghosh at his absolute best, and you can feel echoes of his earlier themes throughout, but it's undeniably engaging and hard to put down. What stood out to me was how he weaves climate anxiety into something lyrical and almost dreamlike, without losing emotional weight. There's ofcourse lots of fish in the book, I for one loved it. I liked how some of his stories are going back to Sunderban.

If someone picked up this book for a movie, i would want that person to be Shyamalan.

Ps. I'm only half way done with this one. I hope it ends well.