See you on the flip side, sugarlips

It is almost time for Nona the Ninth and, in the interest of being minimally confused (unlike when I first read Harrow), I figured that meant it was time for a reread of Gideon the Ninth (and hopefully I’ll be able to fit in Harrow the Ninth sometime in the next two weeks as well).

While I continue to largely enjoy this book because it is pitched directly at me personally in a manner that makes me want to bang my spoon on the table and chant “One of us, one of us,” I also am genuinely hooked on wanting to know what the goddamn deal is in this Catholic-but-worse-because-God-is-just-some-douchebag Empire. Rereading definitely let me pick up on things I’d missed or just sort of blown past in earlier reads. Rereading also lets me gain a deeper appreciation for just how fucked up everyone in this series is, which is always fun.

Am I gonna reread this series every year? I will at least until it’s all published.