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Daniel Montague
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"If birth was being thrown energetically up into the air, we aged as we rose. At the height of our ascent we were middle-aged and then we fell for the rest of our lives. Falling might take just as long but it was nothing like rising. The whole time you were rising you could not imagine what came next in your particular unique journey; you could not see around the corner. Whereas falling ended the same way for everyone" — Jan 01, 2026 05:31PM
"If birth was being thrown energetically up into the air, we aged as we rose. At the height of our ascent we were middle-aged and then we fell for the rest of our lives. Falling might take just as long but it was nothing like rising. The whole time you were rising you could not imagine what came next in your particular unique journey; you could not see around the corner. Whereas falling ended the same way for everyone" — Jan 01, 2026 05:31PM
Daniel Montague
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(page 296 of 484)
"He had a wildebeest build, a head as bald and shiny as the chrome knob on a truck hitch, and a nose that looked like a gnarled chunk of pink charcoal. He shared with Beaufort the same ruddy complexion and near-handsome Neanderthal face. The kind of face where the brow is heavy, but with youth it looks serious. On the elder Brokamp, it only looked cruel, a concentration-camp guard quality to it." — Dec 07, 2025 01:29PM
"He had a wildebeest build, a head as bald and shiny as the chrome knob on a truck hitch, and a nose that looked like a gnarled chunk of pink charcoal. He shared with Beaufort the same ruddy complexion and near-handsome Neanderthal face. The kind of face where the brow is heavy, but with youth it looks serious. On the elder Brokamp, it only looked cruel, a concentration-camp guard quality to it." — Dec 07, 2025 01:29PM
Daniel Montague
is currently reading
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(page 147 of 256)
"I could see, in spite of the absolute selfishness upon which it was based, that there was reason and common sense in it. I began to analyse my own motives, and found that they, too, were very largely mixed with selfishness. Was it more a desire to help those I considered my people, or more a desire to distinguish myself, which which was leading me back to the United States?" — Nov 17, 2025 04:33PM
"I could see, in spite of the absolute selfishness upon which it was based, that there was reason and common sense in it. I began to analyse my own motives, and found that they, too, were very largely mixed with selfishness. Was it more a desire to help those I considered my people, or more a desire to distinguish myself, which which was leading me back to the United States?" — Nov 17, 2025 04:33PM
“I’ve never known or understood what it really means to love or be loved. I’m not going to blame my past, but we all have one and it follows us around like a prison, always keeping us from the person we truly wish to be.”
― The Lost Bookshop
― The Lost Bookshop
“Good relationships feel good. They feel right. They don't hurt. They're not painful.”
― Becoming
― Becoming
“It’s not about how many you can recruit to your cause, but who you can recruit.”
― The Death Cure
― The Death Cure
“That’s how it was—hip-hop on the way to school, Beatles on the way back, and in between, silence. He was in school, I was at home, Mikhael was at work. Three rivers that did not touch until the evening, when we joined into a single sea for a dinner that was sometimes noisy and sometimes quiet but always, always took place in total oblivion.”
― The Wolf Hunt
― The Wolf Hunt
“When you’re a child you long to be an adult and decide everything for yourself, but when you’re an adult you realize that’s the worst part of it.”
― Anxious People
― Anxious People
The Baseball Book Club
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A book club for discussion of baseball related books, including major leagues, minor leagues, Japanese league, Negro leagues, EVERYTHING baseball! PLE ...more
All things SPORT
— 476 members
— last activity May 23, 2024 04:40PM
Chat sports and books with friends. We discuss every kind of sport books including fictional books, biography, autobiographies, non fiction and everyt ...more
Jacksonville Readers
— 254 members
— last activity Jan 03, 2023 03:38PM
A reading group, discussion board, and book club for avid readers and critics from Jacksonville, Florida.
HORROR or HEAVEN
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Welcome to Horror or Heaven, a reading group combining horror, science fiction, thrillers, mystery and more. Dig yourself a grave and explore the d ...more
The Librarian's Husband's Book Club
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So my wife is a school librarian, my father a history teacher, my mom an elementary school teacher and I am a former bookseller. That translates to LO ...more
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