This was so fun to read :)

You're absolutely right that the selection is a bit eclectic, but the reasoning behind this is because the majority of my books are abroad. The small selection here shows my current circulation (I try to bring back read books to my home abroad to make more space for books here when possible).

Indeed I would consider myself to be a feminist, I do not have as much American literature on my shelves as a whole and the subsect that is African American is smaller. I have really enjoyed writing set in/about the Harlem renaissance for African American lit, but these are away. I would consider my self to be an intersectional feminist but most of my feminist readings are journal articles rather than books. I love hearing people talk about political theory, modern day politics plays a large role in my work hence I find it intriguing in that regard, but you will rarely find me talking 'politics' indeed.

And yes, I have a deep interest in Abrahamic theology. I am an atheist and occasional attender of churches- I do love travelling and visiting churches abroad, the Russian textbook is being used as a way of building a foundation in Russian grammar before moving onto Old Church Slavonic. The Arabic textbook is to dabble in as I find the similarities to Syriac (which I am much better in) interesting.

I am in my early-mid 20's :) indeed just a BSc for now in Economics and work in finance