StockingGirlJ
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"Poyums" by Len Pennie. Beautiful poems, especially for those who like the sound of language.
What are you fuckers reading now?
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Lorilei
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I just finished "The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches", which was adorable. Now I'm trying to decide between "The Book of Magic" by Alice Hoffman or "Somewhere Beyond the Sea" by TJ Klune. Apparently I'm in my cozy-autumn vibes-witchy era.
FreckledSprite
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I just started The Nix by Nathan Hill. It’s hard to set down.
ryan8558
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TalkToMeInSB
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Just finished the Manchurian Candidate. Intense ending...
Lorilei
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I did, several years ago! I enjoyed them, but I haven't watched the series.
FataMorgana
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Rainblow
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That looks good.
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Dawnchaser5
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Chasing the Wild by Elliot Rose. I heard ex boyfriends dad, breeding kink, forced proximity…sold.
FataMorgana
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Lori, just finished The Immortals. I think you'd enjoy this one. 
FreckledSprite
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collegegirlsub
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Down And Out In Paris and London by George Orwell
FataMorgana
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A signed edition of Margaret Atwood's Paper Boat came today. I keep fawning over it and pawing it like an imbecile.
Darkfantasy20
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Nuclear War: A Scenario by Annie Jacobsen
The author interviewed hundreds of people about nuclear weapons, strategy and the aftermath. This book is frightening. Not a dry read at all, rather, a page turner.
The author interviewed hundreds of people about nuclear weapons, strategy and the aftermath. This book is frightening. Not a dry read at all, rather, a page turner.
FataMorgana
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David Wroblewski's The Story of Edgar Sawtelle.
Lorilei
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I'm going to need to know if you like it.
FataMorgana
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Only 40 pages in and yes so far.
stickygirl
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I got a chance today to visit a s/h bookshop I'd seen, because we love old book shops, don't we?
"Good morning," I said brightly to the man who appeared to be 'in charge' but was met with a stoney silence.
'How odd' I thought to myself, feeling a twinge of guilt for perhaps intruding, of making a sound, as I made a brief tour of the shelves. There was an elderly man, stooped into the letter G, book in hand, it's faded leather cover matching his parchment skin. I discovered another man, East European with a big nose, toward the rear of the shop, uncomfortable in the narrow space between tottering shelves.
'Perhaps the first man doesn't work here and I hailed him by mistake?' I pondered as I frown-skimmed the biroed labels, Science Fiction, Photography, Biography. 'Perhaps he's actually deaf?'
I determined to leave, having nicely balanced brevity with politeness. I approached the counter at the shop door. The deaf man, now seated, had flakey skin on his thinning grey pate as he focused on a tricky book-binding repair, sellotape in hand.
"Thank you!" I smiled, standing opposite him, where he could acknowledge me without even raising his head.
Still nothing.
Perhaps he's deaf and blind as well, tending to rare braille books by touch? Or perhaps he was just a cunt?
I won't be back.
"Good morning," I said brightly to the man who appeared to be 'in charge' but was met with a stoney silence.
'How odd' I thought to myself, feeling a twinge of guilt for perhaps intruding, of making a sound, as I made a brief tour of the shelves. There was an elderly man, stooped into the letter G, book in hand, it's faded leather cover matching his parchment skin. I discovered another man, East European with a big nose, toward the rear of the shop, uncomfortable in the narrow space between tottering shelves.
'Perhaps the first man doesn't work here and I hailed him by mistake?' I pondered as I frown-skimmed the biroed labels, Science Fiction, Photography, Biography. 'Perhaps he's actually deaf?'
I determined to leave, having nicely balanced brevity with politeness. I approached the counter at the shop door. The deaf man, now seated, had flakey skin on his thinning grey pate as he focused on a tricky book-binding repair, sellotape in hand.
"Thank you!" I smiled, standing opposite him, where he could acknowledge me without even raising his head.
Still nothing.
Perhaps he's deaf and blind as well, tending to rare braille books by touch? Or perhaps he was just a cunt?
I won't be back.
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Rainblow
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Speaking of book shops - world's most beautiful book store. I won't argue with that.
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stickygirl
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We're both going to get in trouble with Fata for talking & eating biscuits in the reading room 
Currently reading The Complete Yachtmaster by Tom Cunliffe
that really is his name and the T is silent
Currently reading The Complete Yachtmaster by Tom Cunliffe
that really is his name and the T is silent
