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2023 in , inspired by https://shereads.com/traci-thomas-best-books-of-2023/ and I'd love to see other people answer these, too!

Two books I loved, part 1: Honeybees and Distant Thunder by Riku Onda, which is about four entrants in a classical piano competition in Tokyo, and the characters are all interesting and charming but best of all it just has wonderful writing about music -- like the title itself as a description of how a particular player makes a particular piece sound. It's beautiful, and unlike many books with multiple POVs, I loved all the protagonists equally and was never annoyed by a switch at the wrong time. Just beautiful stuff.

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I would recommend "Man and Atom", by Glen T Seaborg and William R Corliss, to anyone. More than fifty years old now, and yet…

"Human civilization is rapidly approaching a series of crises that can only be managed through some radical departures in our dealings with the relationship between energy and matter." Heady stuff ― an optimistic warning!

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From Tumblr. I might as well post it myself...

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These are the days of miracles and wonder… this is a long-distance call!

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