so-soI'm actually from the San Francisco Bay Area and for many years I lived in Yuba City which is part of the Twin Cities made up of Marysville/Yuba City where 3 believed victims of the Zodiac were killed. Whilst there is a lot of really good info I can't help but feel the author let his personal opinions and conclusions color his writing. Regardless this was a terrifying individual and his crimes were horrifying.
pickThis is the last book in the series and it‘s worth the read. It started out a little slow but was still decent. But halfway through it really picked up. The story didn‘t unfold quite the way I thought but that was a good thing. And the ending was satisfying- not rushed or sloppy.
I‘m already loving this year of astrological exploration and it‘s only January! Thanks for your letter and these really awesome cards! I‘m obsessed!! Happy travels!!! 🌞 🌚 ♑️ ♋️
#travelingstars
My current book of shadows isn't organised into sections, so using a new notebook to organise it all. Really pleased with my title page for the astrology section, especially as I'm not particularly arty! And I've finished writing up this section from the tagged book too! (My natal chart is basically earth/water, so that's why there's no fire/air signs)
Am also doing crystal and tarot sections.
Unexpected hospital visit = unexpected secondhand book found! It's quite old and probably outdated now, but will give me a rough idea for the signs.
Everything went OK with the hospital.
#alphabetgame @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
The tagged series was the first manga I fell in love with and will forever be my favorite ❤️
so-soI thought I‘d zip right through this one, but frankly it was a bit of a slog. Graysmith presents detail in a way that‘s not terribly compelling, and he‘s so interested in forcing conclusions without supplying any evidence that I started rolling my eyes. I do wonder if these murders will ever be solved and I kinda think they won‘t.
#bookspin from February (all caught up!)
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ It‘s fascinating how 1960s California was such a hotbed for serial murder and cult activity. By fascinating, I mean terrifying. As a Zodiac noob, I knew very little about this case other than the murders remain unsolved. Graysmith provides details, letters, decodings, patterns, and suspects. A solid true crime account. In recent years, DNA testing has been attempted, though unreported. I hope this gets solved Golden State Killer style.
