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hermetic

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18. LOL!

Reply to japple (Reply #16)

Sun Jan 19, 2025, 02:49 PM

Jan 2025

Inspired by a True Story . . . Soon to be a MAJOR MOTION PICTURE! Egads. I hope they do something about the language... So, that came from GoodReads but Fiction Database shows neither the book or the author. I looked on Amazon and it appears to only be available on Kindle. So maybe Amazon has their own Pulitzerl Prize now. Wouldn't surprise me.
EDIT: Oops, wrong prize. Fixed it.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, January 19, 2025? [View all] hermetic Jan 2025 OP

Trump's inauguration speech (n/t) PJMcK Jan 2025 #1

Reading ._. Jan 2025 #2

From 1972 hermetic Jan 2025 #5

Just finished Demon Copperhead. PittBlue Jan 2025 #3

Yeah, hermetic Jan 2025 #6

I started rereading the Jacobite Chronicles by Julia Brannan QED Jan 2025 #4

Aye, that sounds great. hermetic Jan 2025 #8

Just finished "The Blue Hour" by Paula Hawkins.i sinkingfeeling Jan 2025 #7

Nice title hermetic Jan 2025 #10

Great news on our re-opened newly renovated community library, which had been flooded by txwhitedove Jan 2025 #9

That's some good news. hermetic Jan 2025 #11

I've read all the Bosch books twice. Love them. Right now I'm reading the Rivers of London books by ratchiweenie Jan 2025 #12

Those do sound like fun hermetic Jan 2025 #14

The Parable of the Sower iemanja Jan 2025 #13

Great line up: Connelly, Butler, Perry. I just cbabe Jan 2025 #15

I was about 1/3 of the way into The Consequence of Anna by japple Jan 2025 #16

I felt the same trying to read Nobel prize winner Han Kang's cbabe Jan 2025 #17

LOL! hermetic Jan 2025 #18

I agree, The Consequence of Anna isn't for everyone. mentalsolstice Jan 2025 #25

Half-way through "Imperium" by Robert Harris Number9Dream Jan 2025 #19

Thank you hermetic Jan 2025 #20

Finished Landfall by Dawn Lee McKenna another in the Forgotten Coast series yellowdogintexas Jan 2025 #21

Currently reading Ink Blood Sister Scribe by Emma Torz yellowdogintexas Jan 2025 #23

Still reading The Book of Ebenezer Le Page by G.B. Edwards mentalsolstice Jan 2025 #22

Likewise hermetic Jan 2025 #24

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides Skittles Jan 2025 #26

I guess I'm kind of coming back to life, Bayard Jan 2025 #27

Good to see ya hermetic Jan 2025 #31

I just finished and absolutely LOVED "Light from Uncommon Stars" Tumbulu Jan 2025 #28

Welcome hermetic Jan 2025 #30

Thank you! I am reading through the posts to get ideas for my next reads Tumbulu Jan 2025 #33

A Tale of Two Cities. LisaM Jan 2025 #29

Ah, yes. It was the best of times hermetic Jan 2025 #32

Update - I finished it! LisaM Jan 2025 #36

"The Stand" by Stephen King 99MainSt Jan 2025 #34

Never did read that one hermetic Jan 2025 #35