When Log Off came out, it felt like a beautiful crossover:
- « internet politics » exhaust me
- I had recently listened to Katherine Cross on the Cancel Me, Daddy podcast, talking about Internet transphobia and why we probably shouldn’t care that much
- LittlePuss Press is an excellent indie publisher and I recommend pretty much everything they ever published
So of course, I had to get it, and I really enjoyed the read. So now, it’s your turn to read (and it’s okay if you hate it!) and share a bit about what you thought while reading the book, as part of the Indieweb Book Club for November 2026!
Buy the book at Littlepuss Press:
- Paperback edition
- Ebook edition
- Halloween Bundle: every single LittlePuss Press ebook for just $15, today only
- Can’t afford this? Please message me, I’ll be happy to buy it for you!
Read the book (or don’t, but post to explain why!).
Then, post on your own blog: a full review, a quote, questions, anything that this book has prompted in your mind while you were reading it. Comment on this post with your entry (if your automated webmention doesn’t work) by the end of November.
I’ll add submissions here as they come, and if you’re late that’s fine, I’ll add your link here too! However, I might not bother with adding your entry to the roundup post, which requires a bit more work. The roundup post will be posted in the first half of December.
Also, if you enjoy book clubs, you should host the December edition!
Azaliz