Eli Wilde
Goodreads Author
Born
in The United Kingdom
Website
Twitter
Genre
Influences
Member Since
November 2012
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Orchard of Skeletons
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My Unbeating Heart
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Cruel (Strangers in Paradise #1)
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2013
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5 editions
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La Petite Mort
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2016
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3 editions
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How I Mean Nothing to You
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2023
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4 editions
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The Sweet Scent of Liver
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Four Days (Strangers in Paradise #2)
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2013
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6 editions
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Two Lumps of Sugar for Mr Anxiety
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Neophyte (Strangers in Paradise #3)
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2014
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4 editions
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Searching for God
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Eli’s Recent Updates
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"4.999⭐️
The only reason it’s not a five star is because it wasn’t longer and/or it didn’t have a short epilogue. I could’ve continued to read these characters’ stories for another 1000 pages. I thought each character was unique, the story was unique a" Read more of this review » |
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"Wish you could do 3,5 stars on here. Cool story really well written. Ending felt forced as if the author wanted to continue a theme of a world with no happy endings. A lot of opportunities to have it end better or even darker but the journey was real"
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“Your emotions. Vile things. A Pigsgift — produce from a blasphemous deity of defiance. We were meant to be hollow things. But do not worry. One day this decadence, this evil, shall be taken away from you, a final act by higher powers. Servants to the Flesh. And on this day, you shall be free from your inhibitions.”
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“The PATIENT stops crying. Not because his grief has waned. Rather, the discomfort has so drained his ability to do anything but shiver in his chair, subject to PROFESSOR CHILBLAIN’s ways.”
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"A haunting, thought-provoking blend of post-apocalyptic science fiction and existential horror that explores identity, humanity, and the cost of survival across fractured realities.
Set in a post-human world inherited by doppelgängers, Doppelgängers " Read more of this review » |
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“I saw something sticking out of Sloan’s leg after he fell. I didn’t know what it was and didn’t want to ask. Maybe I thought we were the same inside as we are on the outside, a bit like a carrot or something like that.”
― Orchard of Skeletons
― Orchard of Skeletons
“I picked up a fallen branch and struck a tree with it. Apples fell from the tree. The rope around one of the skeletons gave way and it fell to the ground. It lay there, crumpled and bent in ridiculous angles. I wondered if the person who the skeleton used to live inside would be embarrassed if he or she could see themselves now. I looked around the area but didn’t see any ghosts. Why would I see a ghost? They didn’t exist. Still, I looked a second time.”
― Orchard of Skeletons
― Orchard of Skeletons
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“Love changes because it needs to feed and anything with an appetite, can't be trusted...”
― Cruel
― Cruel
“She said she was a clairvoyant. She saw dead people. She saw things even before she was born.”
― Cruel
― Cruel
“I tried to write my own words. They were not like the words in the songs. My words were ugly. My words were wrong.”
― Cruel
― Cruel
“I realised then that I didn’t want to block out the sunlight. I wanted to block out the world.”
― Hypnagogia
― Hypnagogia



















































