Another week, another round of news, thoughts and random stuff!

My notes and thoughts on The Lighthouse Witches by C. J. Cooke.

Another week, another Music Monday, this time with some Tiny Desk concerts, which I love.

It’s been a while since we had any Geekosaur News, so let’s see some updates and cool things.

Later is a Stephen King book that is part of the Hard Case Crime series, along The Colorado Kid and Joyland. It’s a coming-of-age mystery with ghosts, so what’s not to love? The writing is great, with a good pacing for a book like that: not too rushed to give us time to feel the vibes (it’s a ghost story mystery after all), but also not too slow to drive people of, or either too long that we feel like it’s dragging.

Being interested in so many different things and genres is not easy. Paired with some good FOMO, and my to-read/watch lists just keep growing more and more. Still, let’s see some books I recently got interested into!

This weekend my wife and I were listening to some k-pop again, including Lee Suhyun. I was familiar with her work as AKMU (Akdong Musician), but somewhat recently we watched Mad For Each Other and she had a role there - and yes, she sings there. Also, she recorded a Lala Land cover with Lee Dongwook (Goblin, Strangers From Hell), and it’s really nice.

Let’s just talk a little bit about anime and manga titles I’ve seen being recommended or talked about on the anime blogosphere.

October is almost done, and I just realized I never recommended any horror book here. Now, let’s do it, in no particular order!

I’ve got a new keyboard and it’s fantastic! Let’s check my Dygma Raise split mechanical keyboard.