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Dionysus in Wisconsin (Wisconsin Gothic, #1)
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2023
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Old Time Religion (Wisconsin Gothic, #2)
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2024
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3 editions
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Troth (Wisconsin Gothic, #3)
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Lazarus, Home from the War (Wisconsin Gothic, #4)
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The Alignments
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The Joy of Fishes
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2013
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GUD: Greatest Uncommon Denominator, Issue 6
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2010
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Dous (Wisconsin Gothic, #1.1)
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Renaissance (Wisconsin Gothic Book 5)
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"I don't think this was written by AI. But I really, really questioned that while I was reading it. My evidence:
1. Gosh does this have a lot of cliches. If you want to play "complete the sentence" with this book, you're on to a winner. And since genAI" Read more of this review » |
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| A very short (2 hours!) audiobook that it nevertheless took me a full year minus two weeks to get from the library after putting it on hold. It's about half about creativity, with a pretty good account of the "pantser" modus operandi, and about half ...more | |
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Overall good, although forthright and unflinching enough that I wouldn't recommend it before a meal. This came out twenty-three years ago as I write this, give or take. A few things don't hold up--she interviews Mehmet Oz, who was not yet famous in th ...more |
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"Omg could they be more in love *gag*
Honestly though, the two things that made this book hardest to believe had nothing to do with the supernatural element: 1) An emotionally aware Marine because those are everywhere. (I’d say ex-Marine, but there’s " Read more of this review » |
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| A good continuation of what began in Heated Rivalry, here we get Ilya and Shane trying to navigate having a relationship when they are forced to keep it secret, dealing with their own internalized trauma, playing hockey, and having feelings despite p ...more | |
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This was rather a delight, although I'm glad I didn't read it until now. I found I really enjoyed Peter Grant and his attempts to bring science to bear on magic, his absurdly comprehensive knowledge of London, his moments of code switching, and the li ...more |
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I have so many thoughts about this book that I can't really fit them into this format. This was slow, moody, maybe depressed, ultimately hopeful? I really enjoyed it. I do think Cat Sebastian really understands found family better than a lot of writer ...more |
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| This is very much an exercise in creating a weird little guy and then convincing everyone else that he is the best. The writing is kind of whatever, but the character arcs are really something. I'm also a little surprised that I've seen gifs of almos ...more | |
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| This was a lovely book. Lots of Jewish stuff going on in a way that feels accessible but not watered down. (I am Jewish, if that makes a difference, but I didn't know anything about funerary practices.) The characters were great. I think the things t ...more | |
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“Eli shook his head. "When we first met, I thought you two were respectable."
"Really?" Sam sounded excited.
Ulysses didn't look over at them, even though he must have been working by feel in the dim light. "I knew taking this job was a mistake," he grumbled. "People hear you're a professor, that's the first thing they assume.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
"Really?" Sam sounded excited.
Ulysses didn't look over at them, even though he must have been working by feel in the dim light. "I knew taking this job was a mistake," he grumbled. "People hear you're a professor, that's the first thing they assume.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
“Laz nodded. "Whip a shitty and I'll show you the buyer's place."
Eli stared in mute incomprehension. After a moment, he cleared his throat. "I beg your pardon?"
"Make a U-turn." Laz tilted his head.
Eli finally put the car in gear. "What was that majestic piece of Midwestern vernacular? Whip a shitty?"
Laz rolled his eyes.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
Eli stared in mute incomprehension. After a moment, he cleared his throat. "I beg your pardon?"
"Make a U-turn." Laz tilted his head.
Eli finally put the car in gear. "What was that majestic piece of Midwestern vernacular? Whip a shitty?"
Laz rolled his eyes.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
“I can either be your doctor or your boyfriend," Eli said. "And if I have to choose, I don't want to be your doctor.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
― Lazarus, Home from the War
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