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It has rained four of the last five days in Seattle. The sun will set at 4:46 PM this Sunday. I’ve made two soups this week. Yeah, it’s officially November.
One of my favorite moments from the past month (and year), captured by a friend after a day at Finnriver.
Before I get into my October favorites, I wanted to remind my Seattle readers that I will be selling prints, stickers, cards, and autographed books at Short Run (a comic + illustration festival at Seattle Center!). More details here—I hope to see you there!
Alright, on with the show (and to my paid subscribers: Scroll to the bottom for your November phone wallpapers)!
READS
I Hope This Finds You Well by Natalie Sue. This novel fully delighted me! If you enjoy office comedies, complicated main characters, and a little will they/won’t they tension, read this.
Motherthing by Ainslie Hogarth. Gotta do a spooky book during the spookiest month, and this one delivered. Will note that some of the descriptions and gore stayed with me for days after, so.
Past Tenseby Sacha Mardoufinally came out, and it’s so incredible and candid and well-told. We live for a mental health graphic memoir over here!
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