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dweller

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25. rereading Michael Cruz Smith

Reply to hermetic (Original post)

Mon Jul 30, 2018, 12:31 AM

Jul 2018

started with ROSE, want to pass it to my daughter as her mother's family ties back to Wigan and she says she has didtant cousins there... then just finished RED SQUARE, I figured I may as well look at the Russian perspective, as presented by Smith, and Arkady Renko's exploits... not sure if I will read POLAR STAR, or HAVANA BAY next... depends on what I uncover in the stacks...
and yes, I mean that literally as I have stacks of books abound 😜😳

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What Fiction are you reading this week, July 29, 2018? [View all] hermetic Jul 2018 OP

I'm reading "Universal Harvester" by John Darnielle. Dr Hobbitstein Jul 2018 #1

Sounds like a really good book hermetic Jul 2018 #5

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In honor of Trump's Mars statement exboyfil Jul 2018 #2

Excellent hermetic Jul 2018 #6

Love the library cat! Ohiogal Jul 2018 #3

Oh sure hermetic Jul 2018 #8

Okay.. Ohiogal Jul 2018 #12

That's great hermetic Jul 2018 #13

Do detectives read police procedurals? matt819 Jul 2018 #4

I don't know. hermetic Jul 2018 #10

Unraveling Oliver by Liz Nugent which I learned about in a reply Squinch Jul 2018 #9

Cool! hermetic Jul 2018 #11

"Practical Demonkeeping" by Christopher Moore. Finished it about 30 minutes ago. dameatball Jul 2018 #14

Not surprising I guess hermetic Jul 2018 #18

Yes he does. It was an enjoyable read, just not,well, you know..:) I enjoy your weekly post. dameatball Jul 2018 #22

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It can't be easy hermetic Jul 2018 #19

Sanderson is a fan of WOT TexasProgresive Jul 2018 #23

Macbeth, aloud, cyclonefence Jul 2018 #16

That's lovely hermetic Jul 2018 #20

Just started "The President is Missing" last night. sinkingfeeling Jul 2018 #17

Do let us know hermetic Jul 2018 #21

Behold the Dreamers, by Imbolo Mbue northoftheborder Jul 2018 #24

I liked that one, too! Nt Momgonepostal Jul 2018 #28

Ooh, nice hermetic Jul 2018 #36

rereading Michael Cruz Smith dweller Jul 2018 #25

Yeah, me too hermetic Jul 2018 #37

The various right wing editorials in the Sunday paper nt doc03 Jul 2018 #26

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That one is definitely hermetic Jul 2018 #38

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I've been wanting to read hermetic Jul 2018 #39

Blackout murielm99 Jul 2018 #30

Connie is great hermetic Jul 2018 #40

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Neat! hermetic Jul 2018 #41

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That's cool hermetic Jul 2018 #35

The movie was pretty good! PennyK Jul 2018 #42

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