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April 2019 - What Are You Reading?
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Apr 03, 2019 10:24AM
I have just started Offstage for a group read in another group.
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The Nature of Personal Reality: Specific, Practical Techniques for Solving Everyday Problems and Enriching the Life You Know by Jane Roberts. Jane Roberts channels a spirit entity called Seth. Written in the early 1970s. Hefty!
I just finished the all-out short stories which I loved!! Now in to best the boys which also has such a good synopsis
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Currently reading: The monster in the box by Ruth Rendell
I'm currently on The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke. At least I'll have plenty to read on the flight.
I’m reading Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
I have not been participating much in my Goodreads groups over the last couple of months so I thought that I would start here. I am currently reading We Who Are About To... by Joanna Russ. A feminist science fiction novel from 1976.
I'm reading Has the Gay Movement Failed?. I'm highlighting all the parts that annoy me so that when I finish it, I can refer to them when I review it.
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Prophecy Accepted - 4/1
Every Crooked Nanny - 4/3
The Secret Kingdom - 4/3
[book:The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir Who Got Tr..."
WOW!
Currently reading red, white and royal blue, so cute! I normally hate books like this but I’ve gained a real soft spot here
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On the flight back, I got about 70% through It's Been a Business Doing Pleasure with You: Stories of a Colt Studios Model.
Just finished A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara and I really loved it!
Christopher Rice Blind Fall A Density of Souls Finished Blind Fall and just started Density of Souls by Christopher Rice. He certainly is good with detail and description. Not sure I follow the motivations of his characters.Also read Narrow Rooms by James Purdy in April. Really bizarre book of gay mental and physical torture and published in the 1970s. Narrow Rooms.
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Quite bizarre, but intriguing. I quite liked it.
Yes, Mike, I found it quite fascinating. Bill wrote: "Mike wrote: "JReally bizarre book of gay mental and physical torture and published in the 1970s. Narrow Rooms.
Quite bizarre, but intriguing. I quite liked it."
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