I keep track of books I encounter, what I think of them while reading, and the books I finish. Some posts link to material whose title or contents are not preserved here.
On 2024-11-19, I told @aistisnotes that I had read an unidentified book a few months earlier and called it a “Banger for sure.” I also mentioned @awilkinson and included https://t.co/H4ZS8cix6J; this capture does not identify the book or the link’s destination.
On 2025-01-02, I shared a link to the books I finished in 2024. I said I had started many more than I finished and looked forward to seeing what my 2025 batch would look like at the end of the year; the captured post gives neither book titles nor counts.
On 2025-04-11, I described an unidentified new book as “Very good so far” and shared https://t.co/e6B1CVJtXu. The post does not preserve the title or the link’s destination.
On 2025-04-17, I called an unnamed book probably the highest-alpha book I had read in years, while noting that I was not yet halfway through it. I gave @eladgil a shout-out and included https://t.co/jE7mCTjyy8, but the post does not explain the shout-out or identify the book.
On 2025-05-17 at 19:47 UTC, I called an unidentified linked item a “Good book.” The post shared https://t.co/k7mB2ZXGBS but did not preserve the book’s title or other identifying details.
On 2025-05-18 at 23:10 UTC, I shared https://t.co/Cx2iRMVXwT and wrote, “New book I’m gonna dive into.” The capture does not identify the book or say whether I later read it.
On 2025-05-19, I said Quentin Tarantino was “cool af,” described his writing style as engaging, and wrote, “Loving it.” The same post quoted @ariesnotebook saying, “New book I’m gonna dive into,” with https://t.co/Cx2iRMVXwT; that book announcement was @ariesnotebook’s, not mine.
On 2025-10-27 at 13:28 UTC, I reacted to a quoted post by @BiancoDavinci with, “What a cool book.” @BiancoDavinci described a book that unfolds to reveal Mount Fuji in 360° and credited its design to architect Yusuke Ono; those details came from the quoted post.
On October 27, 2025 at 20:29 UTC, I wrote, “A book that fits in your pocket is a good book.” I shared https://t.co/DQBxz294xo, but this capture does not identify the book or say what the link leads to.
On October 30, 2025, I wrote, “Reading more is a rebellious act these days.” I did not explain what I meant by “these days” or give further context.
On November 2, 2025 at 20:21 UTC, I wrote, “Read more books, listen to long podcasts, write more.” I did not specify whether this was personal intention, general advice, or both, and gave no targets or timeframe. These interests sit alongside my curiosity about learning and asking questions in following curiosity and asking questions.
On November 6, 2025 at 18:07 UTC, I praised an unidentified book as “Such a legendary book, pun intended.” I found it much different from the movie in a positive way, and said that although it was from the 1950s it still felt relevant and captivating. I also thought the collection of short stories after the book’s end was creative. The post linked https://t.co/Q4bA4JWEnY, but did not identify the book, movie, or linked page.
On November 10, 2025, I said, “Read a book today.” I did not name the book or say whether I finished it.
On November 10, 2025, replying to @paul_enu, I said that although something was “Good to do,” some books hold timeless knowledge worth digging for. I did not identify the books or explain what “Good to do” referred to.
On January 20, 2026, I wrote, “Read books.” I did not name specific books or set a reading goal.
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