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Heres an awesome new cozy mystery called THE LIGHTHOUSE ARCHIVES by Clara Whitford that is available now and it is the 3rd book in the Harbor Cove Bookstore Mysteries series!

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They told the women to be careful.
Watch your drink.
Walk home together.
Don't trust strangers.
Report it.
Then they told them there wasn't enough evidence.
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There are some people so simple as to think that, when they have proved the religious instinct to be a mere efflorescence of the sex-instinct, they have destroyed religion. We should rather consider that the sailors tavern gives him his only glimpse of heaven, just as the destructive criticism of the phallicists has only proved sex to be a sacrament. Consciousness, says the materialist, axe in hand, is a function of the brain. He has only re-formulated the old saying, Your bodies are the temples of the Holy Ghost.!

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Yesterday I finished reading Bury our bones in the midnight soil by V. E. Schwab and now I've got thoughts! Lots of them!

In fact, so many that I started bullet pointing an entire newsletter post.

There is another post ready to be released first, but you can expect this one at the end of this/beginning of the next month.

So, you know, all of you currently reading this book, that's your informal deadline to finish )

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Whats a book you think deserves a sequel If I had to pick one book that deserves a sequel, itd be my autobiography. Minor problem. I havent written the first one yet. The first book would mostly be me trying to survive while the universe keeps throwing random garbage at me like its running

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Le idee sono semi.

La conoscenza il terreno.

L'arte la capacit di coltivarli fino a trasformarli in qualcosa di utile per gli altri.

Ogni innovazione nasce cos.

Prima una visione.
Poi un progetto.
Infine una realt vissuta.

Picked this up from Downtown Comics in St. Johns if you can believe it. I haven't read a book in a long time, but needless to say this looks interesting. The author is an anthropology professor! Hell yeah.

He found himself looking up the cost of return fare. Then he thought more carefully of Lubbock, of stained floors and empty bottles. He remained.

former Lubbock resident, can confirm

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BOOK REVIEW - BEAR HEAD
Author: Adrian Tchaikovsky
Series: Dogs of War 2
Started: 2026-07-07
Finished: 2026-07-08
Rating: 8/10
Blurb: Jimmy Martin has a sore head. He's used to smuggling illegal data in his headspace. But this is the first time it has started talking to him. The data claims to be a distinguished academic, author and civil rights activist. It also claims to be a bear. A bear named Honey. Jimmy has nothing against bioforms - he's one himself, albeit one engineered out of human stock - and works with them everyday in Hell City, building the future, staking mankind's claim to a new world: Mars. The problem is that humanity isn't the only entity with designs on the Red Planet. Out in the airless desert there is another presence. A novel intelligence, elusive, unknowable and potentially lethal. And Honey is here to make contact with it, whether Jimmy likes it or not.
Review: I don't remember much of Dogs of War, but I do remember that it took the premise of sapient animals to its logical conclusion as weapons of war, and then used that to reflect on sapience, personhood, war crimes, slavery, human rights, etc. This book is set three decades after that one and is more about the ruling class, populism and a liberal conception of fascism whilst also expanding on most of the themes in the last book.
Honey is a great protagonist, but the characters mainly serve the plot, which is serving the concepts that Tchaikovsky is exploring around bioengineering animals and people, mind uploads, forced subservience, and how this would all play out in a world like ours. Honey is in Jimmy's head, and Jimmy is a little annoying (but it's understandable why he would be fucked up living in this state and then having a bear in his head). Carole was also a pretty interesting POV. But the plot itself was pretty thrilling, even if I think that Warner Thompson was a bit of a caricature (really gave me Mark Ruffalo in Mickey 17 vibes).
Only thing I'll say is this. I think it's a little unrealistic for only one company, headed by one person, to be the sole devil forcing humans and bioforms into subservience - after all, we literally have slavery in real life today. So the focus on one person made it feel a little off. But that's my main plot complaint I think.
Dunno what else to say but I really liked this! Especially the bioforms!! And also the worldbuilding which I think presents this in a very realistic way, and also a bit of a reflection of our society if it kept chugging along and got more and more shit. Will read Bee Speaker soon as well. Hopefully this wasn't too spoilery but if it is, woops

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Heres an awesome new historical romance called THE CLUB FOR REBELLIOUS LADIES by Siobhan Curham that is available now!

Every time a public or a a they must notify the Board of Ed. "If that book meets the threshold of removals, all schools will be expected to dispose of it."
So, basically, "two in the whole state of 42 districts account for the vast majority of bans."
More books in Utah this year than in any previous.
( also keeps such a list 21 books, is being sued by ACLU.)

Heres a new sweet romance called SECOND CHANCE SUMMER by Holly Kerr is available now and it is the 2nd book in the Midlife Meet Cute Beach Reads series!

Got a 30 Collaboration going on this summer.

This is the first time I've seen
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But I like it! Adding the "H" brought in our and vibes as well!

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The I'm , Borkmann's Point, was published in 1993 in Sweden. The cop in it celebrates, and is lauded for, "taking down racists". A group who set fire to an camp are imprisoned.

Fast forward 30 years through the advent of social media and other big changes, how standards have fallen. Now mainstream politicians, from all over, dog whistle and worse against the vulnerable and needy.

I know progress is not always a linear curve, but still...

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What if stories worked like open source code Release early let readers decide what survives. My short stories are

I read Grgnyr the Ecordian, Geoff Bottone's retelling of infamously-terrible fantasy novella The Eye of Argon. Which I hadn't read when I started, so I needed to read that first. Bottone's version is an enormous improvement... and that's an incredible achievement.
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