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Gianfranco Mancini

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Gianfranco is Currently Reading

Gianfranco Mancini is currently reading

ITCH!

by Gemma Amor (Goodreads Author)

bookshelves: currently-reading, 2026-horror-book-of-the-month-chall, 2026-a-to-z-challenge, 2026-mount-tbr-challenge, action-suspense-and-thriller, crime-and-mistery, ebooks-kindle-digital-editions, horror-gothic-and-weird

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"But what if she wasn’t dumped? What if Laurel ran or dragged herself here to die under that tree? But Laurel’s head was half caved in. Her ankles were broken. Her foot was nearly falling off. Her skin was green. Her brain lay in little grey lumps on the forest floor. She had not run anywhere. No. Laurel had been left, deliberately, for Josie to find." — 3 hours, 59 min ago

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Dandadan. Daizukan Fanbook

by Yukinobu Tatsu

bookshelves: currently-reading, art-books, comics-and-graphic-novels, biographies-and-autobiographies, ghost-stories, horror-gothic-and-weird, humoristic, kaijū, manga, mecha, science-fiction, urban-fantasy

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Mar 01, 2026 02:37PM

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Cursed City (Warhammer: Age of Sigmar)

by C.L. Werner (Goodreads Author)

bookshelves: currently-reading, black-library, fantasy, adaptions-tie-ins-novelizations, horror-gothic-and-weird, age-of-sigmar, warhammer, vampires, 2026-mount-tbr-challenge, apocalypses-and-post-apocalyptic

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"‘The double patrols the Volkshaufen have been doing are already being called off,’ Vladrik said. ‘You’ll probably see fewer Ulfenwatch around too. Yes, things will return to what passes for normality here.’
‘That means the Wolf will keep to his lair,’ Emelda snapped. Gustaf gripped her hand, trying to reassure her.
‘There’ll be other chances,’ he said. ‘Sigmar won’t allow this evil to endure.’" — Mar 08, 2026 01:39PM

Mar 08, 2026 01:39PM

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Gianfranco’s Quotes

“Foreign films, Cliff thought, were more like novels. They didn't care if you liked the main character or not. And Cliff found that intriguing.”
― Quentin Tarantino, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

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“He said that while the huérfano might feel that he no longer belonged among men he must set this feeling aside for he contained within him a largeness of spirit which men could see and that men would wish to know him and that the world would need him even as he needed the world for they were one.”
― Cormac McCarthy, The Crossing

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“Their routines took on a primitive rhythm which would soon have acquired a comfort of its own, had it not been jarred anew with every Thursday visitation.”
― Joan Samson, The Auctioneer

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“Cliff never wondered what Americans would do if the Russians, or the Nazis, or the Japanese, or the Mexicans, or the Vikings, or Alexander the Great ever occupied America by force. He knew what Americans would do. They’d shit their pants and call the fucking cops.”
― Quentin Tarantino, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

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