Status Updates from All Editions of Painkillers by Simon Ings (2014-07-22)

Scarlett is on page 217 of 304

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Scarlett is on page 184 of 304

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Scarlett is on page 131 of 304

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Scarlett is on page 74 of 304

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Scarlett is on page 68 of 304

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Scarlett is on page 20 of 304

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Sarah Solo is 60% done

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Sarah Solo is on page 86

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Philip Athans is finished

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Philip Athans is finished

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Philip Athans is finished

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Philip Athans is finished

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Philip Athans is finished

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Philip Athans is finished

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Philip Athans is finished

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Philip Athans is finished

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Martin Clabburn is on page 205

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Martin Clabburn is starting

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Martin Clabburn is on page 205

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Janaggen Balasubramaniam is on page 100 of 304

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Cara Warner is on page 109

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Zara is on page 55 of 304

Wow. So this book was kind of interesting and had a cool kind of sci-fi lilt that I was enjoying. But then the protagonist went to see his son (an autistic child who had been put into residential care) and his description of autistic experience is genuinely disrespectful and ignorant. I thought I’d give it a few more pages, and the benefit of the doubt- but literally couldn’t take it. DNF.

— Feb 23, 2019 12:42PM Add a comment

Zara is on page 55 of 304

Wow. So this book was kind of interesting and had a cool kind of sci-fi lilt that I was enjoying. But then the protagonist went to see his son (an autistic child who had been put into residential care) and his description of autistic experience is genuinely disrespectful and ignorant. I thought I’d give it a few more pages, and the benefit of the doubt- but literally couldn’t take it. DNF.

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