Double-anonymous peer reviewing reduces reviewer bias towards authors…..🎯

#9 A Fire Endless. TBH not my favorite but I’m glad I finished the story arc. The old “I love this person but my pride gets in the way of me showing it” theme got old.

#10 School For Good Mothers. Couldn’t put it down. #2023Reads

Read The Mountains Sing and then needed a break and so read Camp Zero. The im first was quite good and I learned a lot! The second was engrossing but not the best book ever. Good summer read

OMG best book of the year so far! Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason. Beautiful, heartbreaking, hilarious. I loved it. Thanks @Sprunger_PhD #2023Reads

Fun walk at the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary. Found a rose breasted grosbeak and a charmeleon

Loved Yellowface by Rebecca F. Kuang! I hope you are obsessively checking your Twitter feed :) too good to put down!

New paper out! Nutrient deposition homogenizes and reduces diversity between aboveground communities and below ground seed banks! MSU College of Natural Science EEB at MSU W.K. Kellogg Biological Station a fun project we started in 2015. Sometimes ecology takes a while :)

On an N. K. Jemisin kick lately and couldn’t be happier! Both series are so good! And The World We Make was an excellent ending!

I love it when my book themes randomly merge! Two fantastic books about language! These two were great!! Rebecca F. Kuang

And a third book about language and translation! What a trifecta. Rivermouth was great and I learned a lot. Thanks Alejandra Oliva and roxane gay for getting me to venture outside of my fiction books for this one.

What a fun meeting! Was good to be back!

Finished And Then He Sang A Lullabye by Comrade Kay 🪂. SO good! Really lovely book

Also enjoying some Samantha Irby. So funny! Also yay southwest Michigan!!

Fantastic! I strongly recommend!

New Nutrient Network: Multidimensional responses of #grassland #stability to #eutrophication. Unpacking the black box of #ecological #ecological stability with a globally replicated experiment Nature Communications #QingqingChen Shaopeng Wang Elizabeth Borer @e_seabloom nature.com/articles/s4146…

Took a book sharing hiatus but To Paradise was so beautiful! Amazing character development and fantastic depiction of mental illness. ❤️

This would be a great job!!!