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Always several things at a time

Partially adhd, partially the fact that all the library holds have a habit of coming in at the same time. Loved and Missed - Susie Boyt. Short British novel with a strange and sardonic voice unlike anything I’ve read before. What will the world look like whwn all the water leaves us - Laura van den Berg. Ethereal short stories with a running thread of the monstrous. Pretty sure I got that rec here so thank you if you’re responsible for this! Demon Copperhead - Barbara Kingsolver. Was super skeptical about this but so many people have recommended it at this point I gotta start. Hella Town - Mitchell Schwarzer. Recent history of the planning and development of Oakland. I whip this out every time I’m over there, but can really only get into the groove in situ, so probably won’t crack it again until I’m back.

@tortitude

Jul 17, 2024

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What I'm currently watching / reading

WATCHING Åre Murders & Nobody Wants This with S My Demon by myself (while knitting & drinking tea) READING The God of the Woods by Liz Moore (audio) The Golden Enclaves by Naomi Novik (reading)

@bowenite

Feb 21, 2025

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To read/to finish

I can be somewhat flighty with my books (reading based on mood) so usually have an extensive currently-reading pile which I’ll work to finish slowly until they’re due at the library: Sag harbor, colson whitehead Indelicacy, Amina Cain Bad blood, John carreyrou The other Americans, laila lalami Fear of flying, Erica jong Travelers to unimaginable lands, dasha kiper Once I’ve worked through those, id like to read: james, percival Everett The premonition, banana yoshimoto What are you going through, sigrid nunez

@lynnnnie

Sep 25, 2024

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Rose Gray - everything changes (but i won‘t)

The little plinky-plink springy sound in the very beginning, such a satisfying sound that scratches an itch I’m otherwise unaware of.

@unofficiallywil

Mar 7, 2025