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PepperMind

they/them Lover of queer indie literature. Everything sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and in between ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€๐ŸŒˆ๐Ÿซ‚๐Ÿ“š

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Found Family in Fantasy
Cozy Fantasy
Fall 2026 Readalong
My Taste
The Left Hand of Darkness
Our Wives Under the Sea
Cascade Failure
Anywhere You Go
The Starless Sea
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Endling
35%
Those Once Forgotten (The Waystations Trilogy, #2)
65%
Someone You Can Build a Nest In
30%
The Historian
31%

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  • Nine Goblins

    Nine Goblins

    T. Kingfisher

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    What can I say? Every goblin book I've read so far has been good, goblins are wastly underrated in fantasy literature ๐Ÿ˜Œ

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    PepperMind commented...

    I like both. And tbh I have to use and ereader because I read over 100 books a year and neither have the money for all those physical books nor the space. Ebooks are just cheaper. I have a kobo and use the library, but mostly buy books when they are on sale, the financial difference is huge.

    It's super portable and easy + I get heavy migraines. When I'm bad the font of a physical book is just too small, too wobbly, too hard to read.

    I still buy physical books of series I already started physically or by authors I really love and want on my shelf.

    At this point half of what I read is ebooks (+25% audiobooks and 25% physical). To satisfy the 'I want a physical trophy' feeling, I have a book journal and print out the little covers.

    Hope that makes sense ๐Ÿ™ˆ

  • E-Reader vs Physical Book

    Hi all! I've been thinking about getting an e-reader (more so a kindle) lately but I LOVE the feeling of a physical book. Can someone tell me what are the pros of e-readers and which you recommend?

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