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⌈ Secret Post #6305 ⌋

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Comments

What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

Or what are you looking for recs for?

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

I quite liked this Trek/MLP crossover over on FIMFiction. Great book.
https://www.fimfiction.net/story/490591/38/star-trek-phoenix/season-3-episode-7-under-the-sea

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

Adults into MLP are so weird.

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

No.

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

Again with the gatekeeping.

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

Again with not knowing what gatekeeping is.

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

don't you have some offs to fuck?

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm stealing this. That's fantastic.

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

<3

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

This belongs in the fanficton thread.

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

Read From Here to Eternity: Traveling the World to Find the Good Death by Caitlin Doughty. Highly recommend if you are into Mary Roach's books.

Looking at all the books I read in 2023, my second half of the year sucked compared to the first half. :(

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[kaijinscendre]

Bah. Dreamwidth gave an error and posted this logged out. :(

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

I love Caitlin Doughty!

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[philstar22]

So, I've been reading Lady Justice: Women, the Law, and the Battle to Save America. Great book that I've found really inspiring. I'm almost finished with it.

Other than that, I honestly haven't had much time for reading. Looking forward to reading some on my upcoming trip, though. Planning on leaving the computer at home.

On Writing by Stephen King

[(Anonymous)]

It was a really interesting combo of memoir/writing tips. I don't do horror so I've never read King before and found myself really enjoying his style!

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

someone I follow on tumblr posted about The Captive Prince, and since I'd already read and enjoyed Fence I gave it a shot.

Devoured the series in less than a week and my brain is still going brrrrrrrrrrrrr

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

The new edition of JRR Tolkien's Letters. Nothing massively revealing in the new letters (they're easy to identify because they've got numbers and lower-case letters.) So I'm glad I got the librrary to buy it, instead of forking out the large sum of money for it myself - and someone else is waiting for it, so there is a demand for it.

The reason I like it is that it's very apparent that he loved his wife and his children SO MUCH.

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

Roadside Picnic by the Strugatsky brothers is still vibrating around in my brain after a couple of days.

Romance Recs?

[(Anonymous)]

Anything that isn't set in our current/normal world would be great.

Re: What books have you loved recently?

[(Anonymous)]

Savage Appetites: Four True Stories of Women, Crime and Obsession by Rachel Monroe was a good read. It's about this True Crime fan exploring the history of women getting involved with four criminal roles (detective, victim, defender, and killer). There's a bunch about the history of crime in the last 50 years. I enjoyed it.