I just finished the book a few days ago and oh boy I absolutely loved it. I was pretty sure that I knew what the twist(s) would be and was rooting for one character from the get go. The book is so full of hints how all of it works. But some of the hints confuse even more until you find the last puzzle piece. At the halfway point the Autor had me doubting that I was right… I found the end was a little bit to happy right after finishing it. But a few days later I see it as a great ending that more or less recontextualises the whole book into another genre.

Really have to look into the other books of the author.

The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward

So far I am halfway through and it’s an exceptionally good example of unreliable narrators leaving the reader in a state of terror. I really really hope that it can stick it’s landing…

Also. Some of the chapters are written by a cat.

To further add you would have to have more then one million downloads per year and also not fall under “Nonprofit organizations, accredited educational institutions, and government entities”.

„Apples new fee might kill free apps in the EU that get downloaded more then one million times a year and want to be distributed via alternative app stores“ just doesn’t have the same ring to it I guess.

Realistically this will only really hit stuff like Netflix Games when they want to try to make their own store or something similar.

In Austria there are no kangaroos. Only Mozart, Music and Muhlikuhs.

(Shamelessly stolen from some tshirt in Austria…)

Correct me if I’m wrong but it was hidden on the last disk! (And the box did not mention it in any way)

Good times.

Barbarian

Sadly it does not stick the landing but everything up to that point is great. Love how it plays with the fact that the audience already expects Bill Skarsgård to be creepy.