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Aaron’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Aaron’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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| Man this just got amped up to 1000 lol. That first chapter Yuva truly showed up and turned a screwed situation into a decisive victory. Glad to be able to see the Excavators Guild again. Their leader sure has a thing for Yuva. Maybe working with her ...more | |
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| This series is really over the top with ecchi moments and to be honest it is hilarious because Saya, as a skeleton, is ignorant to a lot of this stuff let alone physical feeling and all. So seeing him go through all these things and growing in knowle ...more | |
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| This was a great volume, so much was accomplished I think. We had the "incident" with the Seven Days Clergy tied up and that was interesting to say the least. Veldora getting his butt kicked all over by Luminas for a slip of the lip which I thought w ...more | |
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| Where to start! Epic fight between Hinata and Rimuru, Diablo flexes hard on the Seven Days Clergy and then that ending! This series continues to just hammer away with the action and intrigue. Then to find out we are not even halfway with the story fr ...more | |
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| So many things going on and we have so many "secret" societies controlling all the actions of the world and it appears they are all on a collision course in the Jura Forest. Have to admit that is one of the things that makes this series fun. So now l ...more | |
"Well seems we are moving into a new act per the authors notes at the end. I love how the slime is growing stronger and seemingly is 2 steps ahead of human-kind. Now the story shifts to the hero’s daughter, the princess and a knight with plenty of exp"
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| As the pranks get more intense Tsukiko and Yoake go to Kyoto where we are introduced to Ei. Ei is a beautiful gyaru with some rather amazing shielding magic. I love me some elf sisters and the addition of Ei to the harem is awesome. But I must admit ...more | |
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| Not as much slime story and more development of the Hero's children which I must say is a good thing. According to the artist this is the beginning of the second act where we get their story and the end of the first act which was for the slime. If yo ...more | |
“Vengeance is a strange human motivation --- it can drive a man to do things which he neither would nor could achieve without it ... and because of that it lies behind some of the greatest sagas of human literature!”
― Space Viking
― Space Viking
“Tink's a Disneyland whore!"-Jenks”
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“If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed.”
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“Almost nobody dances sober, unless they happen to be insane.”
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“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown”
― Supernatural Horror in Literature
― Supernatural Horror in Literature
The Gothic Poets Society
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Wits, Words & Spirits! Who Are We? We are a group of like minded individuals who haunt dark halls and cemeteries, armed with pens, books and black li ...more
Sword & Sorcery: "An earthier sort of fantasy"
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Readers, authors, illustrators, and editors aggregate here to discuss Sword & Sorcery books and related media (movies, comics, blogposts, etc.). ...more
DAW Book Readers Club
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To explore the varied collection of DAW Books. Mostly focusing on the original yellow spined works.
SciFi and Fantasy eBook Club
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This is for those of us whose preferred format is the ebook ... So, Whether you're a Kindle, Nook, Sony, iPad, Google, or whatever person; come on in ...more
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Justly remembered for his thrilling stories about Conan the Barbarian, Robert E. Howard wrote about many other characters and in genres other than Swo ...more
The Evolution of Science Fiction
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This group is for poets, published poets, and lovers of poetry. Do you have a published poetry book? Promote it here! Are you looking for reviews? Are ...more
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Found a nice stack of books today at the local used bookstore. Always enjoy walking in there with the anticipation of finding something great to take home with me.
Finally finished adding the fiction books. Now at least I can start reading again!
So for the past few days I have been adding all my fiction books to Goodreads. Seriously cutting into my reading time here lol. Still have several shelves to go. Not sure if I will catalog the rest of my books or not after that. Hmmm
Seems I have spent the first half of the year reading mostly classics, well at least half of them LOL. I think it is now time to unwind with some sword and sorcery, and maybe more historical works to round out the years reading.
So many books to read on the "Classics" battlefront lol, yet one can't read just them all day long. Been enjoying the month of SF/Fantasy classic reads to break the seriousness one normally has with classics. Bunch of history books in progress as well I just wonder when I will make progress on them with the weather warming up and all.
