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Nine Perfect Strangers
Liane Moriarty
perring finished a book

Nine Perfect Strangers
Liane Moriarty
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This is going to sound very white suburban mom of me but this chapter deserves to be read with a glass of wine. I imagine less experienced authors would want to add more drama to an ending for a book like this (especially in this genre) but this really is a perfect ending for this book.
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The Master and Margarita
Mikhail Bulgakov
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Everything We Could Do: A Novel
David McGlynn
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Hey y'all 👋🏻
I noticed that the Who's Who Wednesday posts have ended. I looked it up and saw that the user who started it originally deleted their account 😔😭
These were some of my favorite posts to read through so I'd like to bring it back if that's cool (or if these were ended on purpose, let me know and I'll remove this).
It’s time for Who’s Who Wednesday where every Wednesday we introduce ourselves and make new friends. This is possibly part 13.
If you participated in any of the times before, you don’t have to introduce yourself again but you can share some different facts about you, an opinion you have, or how your week is going.
If you’re new, introduce yourself!
I’ll go first.
My name is Wibbily. I'm a radio nerd. I worked at my campus radio station in college and I still like to make dumb audio things with my friends from time to time 📻💖
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"oh you were on tumblr, weren't you?"
books that feel like they were written by authors who spent most of their time on tumblr circa 2015. effervescent!
"what were YOU doing at the devil's sacrament?"
reccs always welcome but will be vetted
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you know when you take the intro to philosophy class in college and you know a little about a few philosophers, you've heard of maybe descartes and kant and plato and aristotle, heavy hitters, big names. and then you get into the textbook and realize back at the beginning they were having conversations like "how far does the womb scamper around a woman's body when it gets scared by an angry goat" and it's like, wow, you could get famous for thinking any useless thought in the old days as long as you wrote it down. anyway that's how it felt reading this book
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Libby had released a statement on January 12th stating that they will not be excluding books created with the help of AI, just that they ask publishers to “self-identify AI content” which we all know is something these “authors” would never willingly do.
I will be providing a link to the official Instagram post that they made. And for those without Instagram, the images of their statement will be here pictured below.
*Edit for spelling
libby.app official Instagram AI announcement
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Love Beyond Body, Space & Time: An Indigenous LGBT Sci-Fi Anthology
Hope Nicholson
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Is this an Australian thing wdym she thought she was chugging beer and it turned out to be bourbon 😭 Aren't they completely different bottles 😭 What high schooler party has straight bourbon in bottles anyway 😭 I'm so confused 😭
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I'm intrigued to know what drew everyone to their selected Avatar? When I initially signed up I picked the little witch reading, as I thought she was cute. However, when I noticed the croissant reading I immediately changed it. If I could be reincarnated as a little French pastry who could read and wear very cute hats then that is the life I would choose!! Did other people select them because the Avatar spoke to a particular genre then enjoy? ... Whatever the reason I'd love to hear!!
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What a delightful chapter in a delightful midpoint. I love it when books get self referential. This book is just so.... enjoyable? And you could feel moriarty had such an enjoyable time writing it.
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