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JD Vance’s new book is a memoir about his conversion to Catholicism
Oh dearie dearie me.
“Why would anyone believe anything that comes from this man?" read a one-star review. "He does not uphold Christian values, has lied to all Americans, does not respect his wife & his soul has been sold to the highest bidder." "Save your time and money. Read anything else," one reviewer wrote, while another chimed in: “Dude wouldn’t know religion if it or the pope hit him in the face.”
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so lately ive been reading penpal by dathan auerbach. about a kid who gradually realizes hes being stalked by somebody. the game the book plays is that every now and then there's some new revelation about actions taken by the stalker that completely disquiets you🫵the reader. its incredibly effective but aside from that what im noticing is how very freewheeling it is with its chekhov-gunslingling. most events are either a clear setting up of a somewhat contrived limitation on the situation at hand or payoff from a previously set up and somewhat contrived limitation on the situation at hand. ohhh so he cant leave the crawlspace during the scary moment because his friend put the panel back in place for a completely logically worked out reason 😧 ohhh he thinks the cat food bowls he discovered down there were put there by his mom 😧and the thing is that on the surface this steady rhythm feels like a somewhat mechanical and lackluster writing style, but i think it actually is a terrific technique for this book. its an interesting duality actually. the atmosphere of the story itself is intensely anxious and gripping but then theres also the meta of it where i just imagine having him showing me his #shapes and we're both having a fun and honestly downright campy time with jt
It's rare to read a fantasy novel that's both GOOD and FUN, but Robert Jackson Bennett manages it handily with The Tainted Cup. Clearly inspired by Sherlock Homes, our investigative duo consists of Din, a small-town sad wet bisexual stick of a boy struggling with his dyslexia & trying to send money home, and Ana Dolabra, a mad genius of a woman who does not believe in manners or leaving her house, who has been recently exiled to the outer provinces. They are called in to investigate Din's first murder scene: an engineer with a whole forest of augmented plants bursting out of his chest, found in the country house of one of the wealthiest families in the empire. From there the mystery leads to the heart of the empire itself, a land under constant threat from leviathans breaking through the sea walls and wreaking havoc—but whose magic is also derived from their blood. Genuinely original worldbuilding, a 'Knives Out'-style mystery where the whole can only be deciphered in bits & pieces, and fantastic characters. Two books are out with another coming this summer, but it is intended to be an ongoing series, not a trilogy. For my part, I will happily read two dozen Ana & Din adventures.
First & foremost: if you love Octavia E. Butler's Lilith's Brood series, you're going to love this.
Read OVERGROWTH by Mira Grant if you love alien invasions, questioning what it means to be human, compulsions, transformations, road trips, outsiders, finding your people, stories that mess with your head, making choices, T4T love, cultural literacy, botany, inevitabilities & the color green.
This is just a story. It can't hurt you anymore. Since she was three years old, Anastasia Miller has been telling anyone who would listen that she's an alien disguised as a human being, and that the armada that left her on Earth is coming for her. Since she was three years old, no one has believed her. Now, with an alien signal from the stars being broadcast around the world, humanity is finally starting to realize that it's already been warned, and it may be too late. The invasion is coming, Stasia's biological family is on the way to bring her home, and very few family reunions are willing to cross the gulf of space for just one misplaced child. What happens when you know what’s coming, and just refuse to listen?
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Barnes and Noble released some reviews of the Book of Bill...written by Bill himself!
The Cost Of Loving Him, Unfaithful Deeds
