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Post your newest acquisition! I'm stoked to have just gotten a copy of the complete Books of Earthsea.  Let's see your latest on your pile to be read!
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the moscoviad and a norwegian kind of lyrical novel called chiquitita that’s about a middle aged woman recalling her childhood as a refugee from Chile (well, unnamed latin-american country, but the author himself fled from Pinochet with his family as a child, so…)
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Oct 1, 2023 20:23
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Bilirubin posted:Post your newest acquisition! What a gorgeous edition of the Earthsea books! I still own these little individual novels of the first three books that fit in a backpocket that I bought as a kid from a thriftstore 20 years ago. As for what I've got recently. I picked up Robert Massie's "Castles of Steel" because I've been trying to get into the game Rule the Waves 3 and I just don't understand the era or ship design well enough. I'm hoping this will fix that and give me more context for when I play the game.  And, for more fun, I got this book "A Step Further Out" by Jerry Pournelle since one of its stories is said to be the inspiration behind the awesome Atomic Rockets website. 
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Dec 11, 2023 00:36
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I’m starting to read more and I’ve never checked out any beat literature writes so I picked up a couple of Bukowski works. I’m going to start Women and see how it goes.
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Dec 12, 2023 23:45
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Just “got” the original Dracula. Heard it’s really good. I’m sure I’ll like it, since I love og horror stuff
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