Of what I read and finished and liked: Fiction: The Handmaiden’s Tale — a dystopian future where a certain group of women are selected for their breeding capabi

Of what I read and finished and liked: Fiction: The Handmaiden’s Tale — a dystopian future where a certain group of women are selected for their breeding capabilities within an oppressive regime. This novel wastes no sentences with fluff and it is sometimes too fantastic to imagine that society would come to this. I compare it to KV Siren’s of Titan where beauty is forcibly normalized. Non-fiction: 4000 Weeks — a really trip! It challenges your assumptions, often times relatable and in short just trying to tell you that it is OK not to micro manage all, plan all, execute all, know all, actually what matters is presence and trying to enjoy the ephemeral.