[ SECRET POST #2762 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2762 ⌋

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Comments

Book Club!

[bigpaw]

Leave your recs for September here, poll will be coming up in the first week of August!
August's book is The Plague Stone by Gillian White!

Re: Book Club!

[(Anonymous)]

Pyramids - Terry Pratchett.

Broken Homes - Ben Aaronovitch.

The Real Middle-Earth: Magic and Mystery in the Dark Ages - Brian Bates

Re: Book Club!

[dreemyweird]

but I don't think it would make sense to read Broken Homes without having read the first three books?

Re: Book Club!

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, you could pick it up. The setup is basically Wizard-police, they fight magic crime. And bicker. Mostly bicker.

Re: Book Club!

[dreemyweird]

Also nerdy goodness!

But fair enough, I suppose.

Re: Book Club!

[(Anonymous)]

The Extra-terrestrial's Guide to the "X-files" by Mark Leigh and Mike Lepine.

Re: Book Club!

[a_potato]

Pale Fire, by Vladimir Nabokov.

I really want to read it, but it might...strike people as being a little too weird. So, I'm also gonna put in for The Left Hand of Darkness, by Ursula K. Le Guin. This is one I've already read, and I love it. It features a species that becomes sexually dimorphic only when they're going to mate; it grapples with gender and culture and the nature of love, but it does so in a very interesting way and against an engaging narrative backdrop.

Re: Book Club!

[sarillia]

I love both Nabokov and Le Guin so much.

Re: Book Club!

[loracarol]

Dealing with Dragons - Patricia C. Wrede

Re: Book Club!

[(Anonymous)]

Another vote for LeGuin, but a different book: I wouldn't mind reading The Dispossessed again, with a discussion group.

Re: Book Club!

[(Anonymous)]

The Big Sleep