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_posts/2025-12-21-recap.md

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 - *Heart the Lover* (2025)/*Writers and Lovers* (2020)––impossible not to discuss these together. I read *Writers and Lovers* first, an excellent love triangle set in 1990s Boston. *Heart the Lover* is fascinatingly both a prequel and a sequel to *Writers and Lovers*. The titles are bad. The books are great. 
 - *Prairie Fires: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder* (2017)––I was full-on obsessed with the Laura Ingalls Wilder books as a kid. As an adult, I've read a lot of Western and indigenous fiction. This book pulled together those things, providing the historical and family context behind the novels. 
 
-Looking ahead to 2026. I don't like to set number goals because it makes reading less enjoyable for me. But next year I'd like to read at least a couple of books from my backlog shelf. Maybe 2026 is the year for *Comanche Empire*?
+Looking ahead to 2026. I don't like to set number goals because it makes reading less enjoyable for me. But next year I'd like to read at least a couple of books from my backlog shelf. Maybe 2026 is the year for *Comanche Empire*?
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_posts/2025-12-23-exhaustion.md

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 Taken together, these conclusions seem like a very specific take on the current state of the world. When financial stability feels perpetually out of reach and dating apps have turned partnership into a cold optimization problem, there's something appealing about stories that tell you that the answer is not the rich guy or the endless possibility of dating apps. You have already have the right guy, and you already have what it takes to make money. You just need a new perspective. 
 
 This is, of course, very comforting. I liked the movie and I loved the book. I'd recommend both. These conclusions are very comforting. The more I think about it, though, the more it seems like these conclusions are just a convenient fantasy for exhausted women. 
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