Finished rereading Seven Surrenders by Ada Palmer, the second book of the series.

Interesting: When I started rereading the first book, I had forgotten most of it, but it came back to me as I was reading it. This book, though, I felt like there were whole chapters I was reading for the first time. Really enjoyed it, though! She undercut her “I am writing about only the best people” shtick at the end — a little later than I’d’ve liked, but I’ll take it. Looking forward to book three.

Arm got a little sore at bedtime last night, and I’ve been a little sluggish today, but that’s all pretty insignificant.

Got my first vaccine dose this morning. (Moderna, if you’re wondering.)

Current earworm: “Car Wash” by Rose Royce / “Sledgehammer” by Peter Gabriel medley (cursed).

Finished rereading Too Like the Lightning by Ada Palmer. Still has off-putting elements, but I’m charging ahead to the next book.

Musing about what it would take to turn the long walk journal into a print-on-demand book.

Spent the day with Meghan’s mom on Tuesday. It was the longest most of us had been away from home for more than a year.

I shook out most of the bugs, and my long walk journal is now publishing daily for the next couple months.

Had Mom (fully vaccinated for more than two weeks) over for dinner.

Walked seven and a half miles today, to Innis Arden and then Edmonds.

Meghan has gotten her covid vaccine.

Finished God Cancer by Greg Stolze. I didn’t know I was looking for a short horror novel mashup of Lovecraft (At the Mountains of Madness–style) and cancer, but I sure was.

Finished A Desolation Called Peace by Arkady Martine. A satisfying sequel to her first, not flawless but still very well executed.

Just uploaded a bunch of files to the server. My long walk journal should start posting daily, starting April 6, 2021 — four years after the walk.

Finished Piranesi by Susanna Clarke. Short and unsettling and very, very good.