Everything I’ve read by Murakami has a dream-like quality. Didn’t love his latest, but usually enjoy his writing.

I read Lenin’s The State and Revolution and followed it with a chaser of Parenti’s Blackshirts and Reds a couple years ago. A fine pairing.

Reading East of Eden right now and need to get to Grapes soon.

In the Spirit of Crazy Horse was a pretty radicalizing read for me. It’s ostensibly about the injustice suffered by Leonard Peltier after two FBI agents were killed on Oglala land in 1975. But what it really tells the story of is the complete pillaging of a land where people already existed and how treaties have never been worth the paper they were inked on to the US government.

I’ve only played it once, but it felt like a better game than Wingspan. And I’ve played a ton of Wingspan and do like it. Haven’t played solo, though.

Arcs Arcs ARCS!

Love this game.

More like haram.

Doubt Leavenworth is large enough to hold 'em all.

Keep at it!