We’ve officially hit the tail end of summer. One book in particular that I’m highly anticipating? Katabasis by R.F. Kuang. I can’t wait to dive into what promises to be another bold, challeng…| thisbellereadstoo.wordpress.com
We’re heading into the heart of summer, and July 2025 is bringing a mix of long-awaited continuations and brand-new standalones I can’t stop thinking about. This month’s releases include follow-ups in series I’ve been anticipating for ages, fresh twists on fantasy and romance, and one mystery that’s basically guaranteed to deliver. I’m especially excited for Not Quite Dead… Continue reading july 2025 releases: danmei, drama, and dead bodies (maybe)→|
Somehow, we’re already almost halfway through the year, and June is shaping up to be one of the biggest reading months yet. It feels like the publishing gods have conspired to drop so many of …| thisbellereadstoo.wordpress.com
Misa Sugiura’s contemporary romances often center around Japanese immigrants and the weight of expectations placed on their children. Their parents have worked tirelessly to build a better life, and experiencing these stories from the perspectives of the next generation makes them all the more impactful. The guilt, the pressure, and the constant push to succeed—it’s… Continue reading author check-in: misa sugiura→|
Thoughts on Training #6 was about having an annual plan for your training. A carefully considered plan promotes motivation, persistence, patience, and consistent training. At the heart of successful training is knowing where you want to go and how you’ll get there. Little Things That Get in the Way of Training What are some of […]| Joe Friel
This is the fourth part of an 8-part series. Introduction In the last two decades of my life I’ve developed a lot of respect for senior and super-senior athletes. There are some highly motivated and talented older people who are quite active and successful in their own unique ways. Over the next few posts I’ll […]| Joe Friel