#Saturdayreads

Zanskar claims major geothermal discovery in Nevada The firm says it has found an unknown, untapped geothermal resource that is viable using conventional drilling — a first in the U.S. in more than 30 years.

3 months ago

♨️🏔️ #SaturdayReads Seems geothermal is making a comeback. Here, an #electrical #infrastructure project pops up in Nevada. 🏭⚡
www.canarymedia.com/articles/geo...

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Matthew Dante Author

@matthewdanteauthor.bsky.social

3 months ago

PRIMAL URGES is now available on Amazon and KU.

🔥spicy MM dark romance
🔥protective lover vibes
🔥found family
🔥snark & sarcasm
🔥did we mention hot & steamy??

#mmromance #gayromance #gaydarkromance #biawakening #kindle #kindleunlimited #booksbooksbooks #saturdayreads #gaybookstagram

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Saturday Reads: Finding the Magic in Ordinary Places – Small Town, Big Magic Every once in a while, a book sneaks up on you—not because it’s packed with shocking twists, but because it feels like a warm reminder that magic can exist in the everyday. That’s exactly what I’ve been feeling while reading Small Town, Big Magic by Hazel Beck. This book has been my cozy comfort read lately, and honestly, it’s giving me all the vibes I needed: small-town charm, witchy empowerment, and a heroine who’s discovering that she doesn’t have to apologize for her strength—or her magic.

4 months ago

This week’s Saturday Read is Small Town, Big Magic by Hazel Beck: a cozy witchy story about memory, sisterhood, and owning your power. Perfect for fans of magical realism and heart-centered fiction.

#SaturdayReads #WitchyBooks #SmallTownBigMagic #haveacupofjohanny

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Transportation Advocacy in an Era of Fascism - Transform Transform is prepared to stand up to the forces that oppose our work to build equitable communities with affordable housing and transit.

5 months ago

🚌🚎 #SaturdayReads Wow! Check out what @transformca.bsky.social has been doing to support #bayarea communities!🚲🌉

(despite the adversity we have been facing on a macro political level.)
#EnvironmentalJustice
#InclusionInAction
#GoodNews

transformca.org/transportati...

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Paula Cappa

@paulacappa.bsky.social

5 months ago

Here comes Halloween—lots of FREE short stories every week from yours truly. Catch this one on Amazon for FREE DOWNLOAD. A dash of Lovecraftian horror. 45-minute read. www.amazon.com/Terrible-Bea... #booksky #Halloweenstories #Blueskyreaders #SaturdayReads #Lovecraftian #bookbag #readersky #read

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fetchfeeds.com

@fetchfeeds.bsky.social

5 months ago

Join @AntonODoherty for a review of top weekend stories with public affairs expert Gerald Howlin & former Dublin Lord Mayor Hazel Chu. #SaturdayReads https://fefd.link/6v842

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Ilis Trudie 🏝

@ilistrudiepalmer.bsky.social

6 months ago

A calm seashore at sunrise with soft pink clouds glowing above the horizon. The sea reflects the colors of the sky, while a single bird soars across the scene. The foreground shows dark sand and a stretch of beach, giving a peaceful, lingering mood.

Happy Saturday, friends. 🌻

If you do nothing else today, make sure you catch up on this week’s stories on Ko-fi, in time for our regular Sunday pieces.

Even the ones you missed from weeks ago are still there, alive and waiting for you.

ko-fi.com/ilistrudiepa...

#SaturdayReads
#TheMistTrilogy

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Book Review: Disappoint Me by Nicola Dinan ★★★★★ Nicola Dinan’s Disappoint Me is not your typical love story. In fact, it’s not a love story at all, and that’s exactly what makes it brilliant. This isn’t about finding “the one,” it’s about trying to find yourself in the rubble of all your attempts to feel whole. It’s about relationships, yes, but mostly the ones we have with our worst impulses, our past, and our sometimes unbearable longing to just feel normal.

6 months ago

Max doesn’t want love. She wants a break from being disappointed. Disappoint Me by Nicola Dinan is sharp, raw, and emotionally messy in the best way. A must-read for fans of character-driven fiction.

#SaturdayReads #QueerLit #BookReview #LiteraryFiction

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Kass Carcosa

@jointhekult.bsky.social

6 months ago

Kass Von Kult | Author | Linktree lit gremlin, pulpy raconteur, banned from r/literature. fantasy/scifi.

linktr.ee/kassvonkult

#writerslift #shamelessselfpromosaturday #ShamelessSelfPromo #SaturdayReads #ScienceFantasy #BookPromotion #IndieAuthors #FantasyFiction #SciFiStories #WritersOfBluesky #BookCommunity #ReadMoreBooks
#fantasysky #booksky #substack

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Book Review: Winnie Nash is not Your Sunshine by Nicole Melleby ★★★★★ Nicole Melleby has done it again. Winnie Nash Is Not Your Sunshine is heartfelt, tender, and real in a way that immediately hit home for me. This middle-grade novel isn't just a summer coming-of-age story. It's a deep dive into what happens when you’re told to keep quiet about the things that matter most. Twelve-year-old Winnie Nash is shipped off to her grandma's house for the summer while her mom focuses on her mental health and a high-risk pregnancy.

6 months ago

Winnie Nash is loud, lovable, and definitely not your sunshine. Nicole Melleby delivers a middle grade gem that explores identity, secrets, and the healing power of grandma love. I felt this one in my bones.

#SaturdayReads #MiddleGradeLit #QueerBooks #BookReview

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Book Review: Silent Judgement by Zaire Crown ★★★★ If you love your thrillers grimy, fast-paced, and dipped in just the right amount of real-world tea, Silent Judgment by Zaire Crown will absolutely hit the spot. This story throws you headfirst into the streets of Detroit and doesn’t flinch. We follow Silence, a feared street executioner who’s deaf, deeply traumatized, and not looking to be anyone’s hero. When he’s ordered to protect Amelia Chess, a controversial Black conservative media personality who’s gone from prime time to target, the stakes explode.

6 months ago

If you love your thrillers gritty and full of moral complexity, Silent Judgment by Zaire Crown is a ride. Violence, secrets, and a deaf protagonist who doesn’t play nice. This book is raw, real, and unforgettable.

#SaturdayReads #UrbanFiction #BookReview #BlackLit

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Book Review: Familia by Lauren E. Rico ★★★★★ Lauren E. Rico’s Familia is a moving and atmospheric debut that had me thinking deeply about sisterhood, identity, and the ways trauma ripples through generations. From the very first chapter, the book pulled me in with its central mystery: what if your entire sense of self is based on a lie? The story follows two women, Gabby DiMarco and Isabella Ruiz, who are seemingly worlds apart.

6 months ago

What makes someone family? DNA or choice? Familia by Lauren E. Rico is a tender mystery filled with heartbreak, discovery, and the lush backdrop of Puerto Rico. Come for the chisme, stay for the healing.

#SaturdayReads #LatinxLit #FamilyDrama #BookReview

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Paul Carnahan

@pacarnahan.bsky.social

7 months ago

Five star review of 'How Soon Is Now?' on Audible, which reads 'by the time this book ended I was enthralled. It unfolds in a really fantastic and ultimately highly emotional way. I was in tears by the end. Recommended.'

Reader/listener Wezza seems to have had a good time with the audio version of 'How Soon Is Now?'
Be like Wezza and lose yourself in a powerful and poignant tale of love, loss and time travel. Don't forget your tissues, though...

#BookSky #SaturdayReads #WhatToRead

www.audible.co.uk/pd/How-Soon-...

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Book Review: Canto Contigo by Jonny Garza Villa ★★★★★ Jonny Garza Villa’s Canto Contigo is a warm and vibrant tribute to Mexican-American culture, grief, ambition, and queer love. Set in the world of high school mariachi, this emotionally layered YA novel manages to feel both intimate and sweeping, full of melodies and heartbreak all at once. Rafie Alvarez arrives at a new school in San Antonio after his abuelo’s death, expecting to step into the lead vocalist spot in the mariachi band.

7 months ago

Canto Contigo is the queer mariachi novel of my dreams, full of legacy, longing, and music that heals. Jonny Garza Villa delivers a story rich in heart, culture, and identity. Read this one with your whole chest.

#SaturdayReads #QueerYA #LatinxBooks #BookReview #CantoContigo

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Book Review: Oye by Melissa Mogollon ★★★★★ Oye by Melissa Mogollon is a gem of a debut that delivers something bold, heartfelt, and refreshingly original. Told entirely through one-sided voicemail messages from a Colombian-American teen named Luciana, the novel’s storytelling format is immersive and conversational, which is perfect for capturing Luciana’s raw, urgent voice. It’s the kind of book that dares to try something new, and I love that.

7 months ago

Told through one-sided voicemails, Oye by Melissa Mogollon is messy, heartfelt, and full of that perfect blend of grief and chisme. I felt seen, I laughed, I cried. This debut is a whole vibe.

#SaturdayReads #LatinxLit #OyeBook #DebutAuthor #BookReview

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Reactions Pour in After ICJ Delivers Landmark Climate Opinion Grounded in binding international law, the ICJ opinion is set to spark a chain reaction accelerating climate litigation on a global scale.

7 months ago

#SaturdayReads
ICJ delivered a historic ruling on #ClimateAction. Will it reach here?🌲🌳

Good to know what our sister organizations are up to, though. 🙃

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Book Review: LatinoLand by Marie Arana ★★★★★ Marie Arana’s LatinoLand is a sweeping and nuanced exploration of the Latino experience in the United States. One that feels both timely and timeless. Through a rich blend of historical analysis, cultural observation, and personal narratives, Arana reveals the complexities, contradictions, and resilience embedded in Latinidad today. One of the most striking points the book tackles is the ongoing religious transformation within the Latino community.

7 months ago

Marie Arana’s LATINOLAND is a powerful lens on identity, faith, and assimilation in the U.S. If you’ve ever felt ni de aquí, ni de allá, this book will validate your experience and make you think.

#SaturdayReads #LatinoLand #LatinxBooks #BookReview #CulturalIdentity

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Humans Are Wiping Out Water Bodies That Life Depends On, New Report Says - Inside Climate News A landmark report for the global agreement on wetlands paints a dire picture of the state of the world’s water bodies that underpin all life on Earth. The report, released Tuesday by the secretariat ...

7 months ago

#SaturdayReads
🌎💧🌱Why we need #wetlands to preserve our forests -- and what we are doing now to ruin them.
#HealthyForests
#30x30
insideclimatenews.org/news/1507202...

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A climate solution lies a mile underground. But who will reap its benefits? » Yale Climate Connections California’s Imperial Valley could become a major supplier of lithium. Valley residents want to make sure they get their fair share of the coming boom.

7 months ago

#SaturdayReads
Cool new climate solution here in #California.😎🌎
#Electrical #Infrastructure

yaleclimateconnections.org/2025/07/a-cl...

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Glory Moralidad

@glorymoralidad.com

7 months ago

My weekend readings: Reading across eras with a large gap of language evolution.
From Old English to slang-filled modern prose.

And, it helps me relax 😜 😀 😆

#readingweekends #saturdayreads

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JP MacDougall

@pangeanchronicles.bsky.social

7 months ago

Saturday’s calling for epic adventure. Step into a world beyond time.
🌍⚔️
📖 Read now: mybook.to/thepangeantr...
Discover more:
🌐 www.thepangeanchronicles.com
#FantasyBooks #SaturdayReads #ThePangeanChronicles #BookTok

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