Erin M. May, PhDApr 27, 2022

I've talked a lot about #Science today (and I have a lot more I want to say about science, but one can only handle so much tooting in one day!) but I'm also very into #reading!

I recently finished my 50th #book in 2022. I've used this year to reprioritize things and refocus on myself, which includes more self care through reading ❤️ 📚

Show threadErin M. May, PhDApr 27, 2022
So I'd love to get connected with more #readers! While my to-be-read pile continues to grow at an alarming rate, I am still always looking for suggestions!
Show threadjeffApr 27, 2022
@_astronoMay Hi Erin, some suggestions if you’d like to look into any of them. The First Astronomers by Duane Hamache, The Disordered Cosmos by Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, The Red Planet by Simon Morden, his novels are also fantastic. He’s become one of my favorite authors to read. Losing Mars by Peter Cawdron and The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells
Show threadErin M. May, PhD
@raukaraka love love love the Murderbot Diaries! I've read the first four so far!
Apr 27, 2022 at 2:47pmWeb