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Gone Girl
Gillian Flynn
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Happy Wednesday, Boundlings! 💜
We are officially ✨halfway✨ through the Spring 2026 Readalong and today is the last day of the Cherry Blossom Festival Readalong! 🌸🌿🌸🌿🌸
What are some readalong ideas you think would be fun? What books would you include? What’s your dream readalong badge?? 😍
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This Quest was inspired by the List "Black Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Speculative Fiction" created by heathersdesk, winner of Q1 2026 community voting.
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Thank you so much to everyone who voted for my Latin American Horror list to be made into a Side Quest and thank you to everyone who has already joined it!
I am overwhelmed by all the love I’m getting from everyone and I still can’t believe that not only was my list nominated, but that enough people actually voted for it to be made into a Side Quest! I am so honored and I truly have no words.
I never thought that making a little list would get me here. I’m from Costa Rica and I wanted to spread some love not only for Latin American authors, but for my favorite genre as well. To see that other people share my sentiment is so touching and amazing.
I can’t believe how much love my Side Quest is getting— it’s making me so emotional, especially during these times when Latin American people have been getting so much hate in the U.S. and some people would love nothing more than for us to be ashamed of our heritage.
To that I say: QUÉ RICO ES SER LATINO.
Ps. If you want to see more Latin American Horror recommendations, please check out my 🔗list that inspired this Side Quest. I am planning on keeping the list alive and adding more recommendations as I find them.
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Well, I fought it off as long as I could but I woke up with the Big Sad today. It was so sunny last week and the winter was pretty mild so I thought I had gotten away with it, but I woke up today to rain and cold and it just hit me.
And I think what triggered it was not having anyone to talk to about The Caretaker, which I just finished and absolutely loved!
I'm the only mega book reader I know (that reads the stuff that I read anyway) all the book peeps around me are romance/Romantasy readers and they have such a big community! I read horror, and I don't know anyone else that does. I helped start, what I thought, was a horror book club but it's turned into just 'weird fiction' and the last couple books haven't been horror at all so I'm feeling a little douped by it (the other person who co-found it, is steering the ship so, I can't really do anything about it)
I dunno, I just want some weird horror book nerd IRL friends who will read the books with me, go to the horror movies, go to the cons, do all the things. I guess I just feel a little lonely....
So in an attempt to cheer myself up, if you love horror, please let me know what your favorite horror books/movies/shows/anime/cons/what ever!! is and why you love it so much!!
Thanks in advance, and I'm sorry if this isn't allowed (please delete if it's not) 👻
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One of those books that hit so good when picked at the right time. I tried reading The Picture of Dorian Gray as a teen and couldn't understand much of it. Even the French translation, my first language, didn't do it for me. Reading it now in my mid-twenties was still a challenge (thankful for the PB forum), but I can say I loved it nonetheless and my gosh is it brilliant. Also props to Oscar Wilde for writing such a queer-coded novel at that time!
It's more of a character study than a plot-focused story, considering the complex discussions always taking place in repetitive settings. There are good twists though and things do amp up towards the ending (which is perfect by the way, no notes). Some parts were very dense and difficult to read, but they fully expose these characters' morals, and I found it so interesting to see how they shaped Dorian's (at first) innocent mind. Very happy to have finally read this!
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The Picture of Dorian Gray
Oscar Wilde