77,129 books
—
287,319 voters
Kerri Davis
https://www.goodreads.com/kez_dnt_care
to-read
(74)
currently-reading (4)
read (407)
non-fiction-want-to-read (24)
dnf (23)
unreleased-want-to-read (7)
5-stars (154)
fantasy-and-sf (118)
currently-reading (4)
read (407)
non-fiction-want-to-read (24)
dnf (23)
unreleased-want-to-read (7)
5-stars (154)
fantasy-and-sf (118)
mystery-thriller-horror
(104)
g-o-a-t (91)
favourite-authors (82)
classics (68)
historical-fiction (67)
big-sads (62)
ya (57)
non-fiction (56)
g-o-a-t (91)
favourite-authors (82)
classics (68)
historical-fiction (67)
big-sads (62)
ya (57)
non-fiction (56)
“Perhaps human intelligence was a mistake, and everyone who celebrated the escape from the Garden of Eden was wrong. Perhaps the gift of rationality did not outweigh the debilitating agony that came with it.”
― Katabasis
― Katabasis
“You might say karma is like a seed. Seeds grow into fruit. Karma is a natural consequence. Badness accrues. It affects the way you live your life, how you perceive the world. When you do evil things, you see the world as petty and selfish and cruel. And what you experience in Hell is just the final ripple effect of your original evil. You get precisely what you asked for. And I think the whole point of Hell is to show you the full extent of what you wanted.”
― Katabasis
― Katabasis
“Those who had nothing substantial to brag about bragged the loudest. Stay silent and ignore the chattering crowd—this was proof you had something real to be proud of.”
― Katabasis
― Katabasis
“How good it felt when she seemed to abandon her body altogether— when she became fully incorporeal, drifting happily in a universe of ideas. She was very proud of the days that she forgot to eat. Not because she had any revulsion for food, but because it was some proof that she had transcended some basic cycle of need. That she was not just an animal after all, held captive by her desires. That she was above all a mind, and the mind was capable of miraculous things.”
― Katabasis
― Katabasis
“Surely no one else lived like this - burdened by the tiniest details they assumed had enormous consequences. Surely no one else was so anchored by anxiety. Other people could stumble and shake their heads and move on. How she envied their lightness.”
― Katabasis
― Katabasis
Kerri’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Kerri’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
More friends…
Favorite Genres
Polls voted on by Kerri
Lists liked by Kerri
































































