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BethFishReads , to bookstodon
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Completely Mad by James R. Hansen -- out now

The true stories of 2 men who, in 1969, separately attempted to cross the Atlantic Ocean solo in a rowboat. One rowed west; the other, east.

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The Cliff House by Chris Brookmyre -- out in November

Not everyone who attends Jen's luxury bachelorette weekend held on a remote Scottish Island will live to tell about it. A closed-room-like

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The Do More Club by Dana Kramaroff -- out this month

A novel in verse that addresses contemporary antisemitism and other classroom prejudices and bullying.

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Under the Tamarind Tree by Nigar Alam -- out this month

A contemporary Pakistani woman must come to terms with secrets she's kept buring for more than 50 years

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West of the Sea by Stephanie Willing -- out this month

A fantasy / mystery with a foundation in myths set in Texas. Also includes some

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Pet by Catherine Chidgey -- out this month

A psychological thriller set in 1980s New Zealand and set in a school.

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Conjure Island by Eden Royce -- out now

A fantasy based on Gullah-Geechee culture and folklore

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I Did It for You by Amy Engel -- out now

A set in a small Kansas town involving past crimes and secrets.

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Beholder by Ryan La Sala -- out in October

As the soul survivor of a penthouse massacre, Athan is the prime suspect. Can he find out what happened before he's convicted of murder?

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Masters of Death by Olivie Blake -- out this month

A vampire real estate agent needs help dealing with a ghost infestation & with solving a murder in this contemporary

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Vampires of El Norte by Isabel Canas -- out this month

A supernatural western set along the border between the USA and Mexico in the 1840s

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kcfromaustcrime , to bookstodon
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Added to MT-TBR today is the 2nd Jane Halifax novel from Roger Simpson - Resurrection

https://www.austcrimefiction.org/book/resurrection

Jane Halifax is back in a twisted story of betrayal, where the formidable forensic psychiatrist will discover that the only person you can trust is yourself.





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stina_marie , to horror
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My is brief/won't spoil, to spread good, great, spectacular far & wide.

HAUNTING LESSONS will haunt you. Patrick Barb has created a tragic little tale that packs a powerful punch of pathos & pain within its spare but effective/affecting prose. Caitlin Marceau's illustrations are the perfect compliment to this poignant, unique, memorable story. (Shortwave)

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ExcessivelyDiverting , to bookstodon
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The Society’s Women’s Writing conference is happening September 22 - 24. “…is back with an impressive line-up of female writers, poets, artists and experts driving the sustainability conversation.” You can find more information at https://www.bronte.org.uk/whats-on/1294/weekend-festival-passes/6758

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jwilker , to bookstodon
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Really excited to see this finally out in the wild! @dvewlsh and I shepherded this bundle through the last few gates and couldn't be happier to see it!
If you're a fan of adventurous fantasy with strong and diverse characters, take a look!
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bibliolater , to bookstodon
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Treatise on rhetoric, literally translated from the Greek, with an analysis by Thomas Hobbes, and a series of questions. New ed., to which is added a supplementary analysis containing the Greek definitions. Also, The poetic of Aristotle, literally translated, with a selection of notes, an analysis, and questions : Aristotle : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/treatiseonrheto00aris ~via @internetarchive @bookstodon @philosophy

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Treatise on rhetoric, literally translated from the Greek, with an analysis by Thomas Hobbes, and a series of questions. New ed., to which is added a supplementary analysis containing the Greek definitions. Also, The poetic of Aristotle, literally translated, with a selection of notes, an analysis, and questions : Aristotle : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/treatiseonrheto00aris ~via @internetarchive @bookstodon @histodon @histodons
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MardraS , to random
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A short thread about books, me, and a micro-book review. To start with, in a world of “a-holics.” I am, among other addictions, a page-a-holic. Therefore, I read (predominantly) short books. Once I start, it’s difficult (as in, makes me incredibly agitated and impossible to live with) for me to put a book down until it is done. This is not a nerdy sort of bragging, it’s more a confession, of sorts, as to why today, instead of doing the things, I read a book. 1/

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🇨🇭🇩🇪 Euler, L., marquis de Condorcet, J. d. C. (1802). Letters of Euler on Different Subjects in Physics and Philosophy: Addressed to a German Princess. Volume I. United Kingdom: Murray and Highley. https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Letters_of_Euler_on_Different_Subjects_i/wQoLAAAAMAAJ @bookstodon @histodon @histodons @science
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🇨🇭🇩🇪 Euler, L. (1802). Letters of Euler on Different Subjects in Physics and Philosophy: Addressed to a German Princess. Volume II. United Kingdom: Murray and Highley. https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Letters_of_Euler_on_Different_Subjects_i/mxcLAAAAMAAJ @bookstodon @histodon @histodons @science @philosophy

corn8lius , to random French
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Décidément, ça ne s'arrange pas sur twitter, j'aimerais réussir à migrer totalement ici 💀

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@corn8lius je recommande et même si le second spam un peu plus

tishkova , to bookstodon
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i The Possessed by Elif Batuman now. i thought it was a non fiction about literature, but it turned out to be more of a memoir of an academic, and she got a sense of humour 😁
Elif's luggage was lost on her way to Yasnaya Polyana and she had to attend a Tolstoy conference in loungewear. it would be even funnier if she wore a hoodie instead of a shirt – hoodie is called "tolstovka" in russian, after, you guessed it, Tolstoy 🤓
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The Possessed by Elif Batuman

i wasn't completely wrong, it actually is both non fic about literature and memoir (and travelogue and gossip and re-telling and several other things). i really enjoyed some chapters and Batuman's humour, but i'd like the book even better if it were more of one theme/genre.

i'd recommend to read it along with her recent reflections on russian classics in the shadow of the war and pushkinopad:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/01/30/rereading-russian-classics-in-the-shadow-of-the-ukraine-war


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jeremyawilliams , to random
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#1: #3: Everblaze. My kids have enjoyed getting into a new series after we finished the books last year. These magical adventure books are perfect for our next series together. 📚 📕

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@bookstadon : Robert E. Lee and Me by Ty Seidule. As someone born in the south and whose extended family still lives there, this book opened my eyes to some of the ways the “lost cause” is baked into southern culture. A must-read for anyone from the south or anyone who wants to learn more about the U.S.’s (particularly the South) continual struggle against racism.

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