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Joined 1 year, 8 months ago

I’m a vegan cat dad who loves books, manga/ anime, and cycling. Environmentalist, privacy advocate, and passionate about social justice. Proud rainbow flag-bearer.

Get in touch: @codrut@mastodon.ie

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Alexandru's books

To Read (View all 774)

Fuchsia Dunlop: Invitation to a Banquet (2023, Penguin Books, Limited)
Aravind Adiga: The White Tiger: A Novel (2008)
Ken Follett: Fall of Giants (2010, Dutton)

Currently Reading (View all 6)

Alex Messenger: The Twenty-Ninth Day (Hardcover, 2019, Blackstone Publishing)
Keito Gaku: Boys Run the Riot Vol. 01 (Paperback, 2021, Kodansha Comics)
Elizabeth Fekete: Europe's Fault Lines (Paperback, Verso)

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Eric Selland, Genki Kawamura: If Cats Disappeared from the World (Hardcover, 2019, Flatiron Books)
Chris Van Tulleken: Ultra-Processed People (2023, Cornerstone Press Chicago)
Nick James: Skyship Academy (2011, Flux)

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reviewed PrettyCityDublin: discovering Dublin's beautiful places by Siobhan Ferguson

Siobhan Ferguson: PrettyCityDublin: discovering Dublin's beautiful places (Hardcover, Cheltenham: The History Press) 5 stars

This beautiful collection of images will take you past Dublin's famous landmarks - the bridge, …

A perfect blend of visual and narrative artistry

5 stars

As a reader, this book deepened my appreciation for Dublin’s architecture and street life. It’s inspired me to see my surroundings with a new eye, appreciating the beauty in everyday scenes. It’s a must-read for anyone who loves urban photography and travel.

reviewed Vegan One Pound Meals by Miguel Barclay

Miguel Barclay: Vegan One Pound Meals (2019, Headline Publishing Group) 5 stars

Recipes that are simple yet innovative

5 stars

The book is filled with recipes that are simple yet innovative, making vegan cooking less intimidating and more accessible. What I appreciate most is the absence of obscure ingredients; everything you need can usually be found in a regular supermarket. The meals I've tried so far have been wholesome and full of flavor, proving that plant-based eating can be both economical and delicious.