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Don’t get me wrong I love the idea of genre specific book stores but I feel like the idea is inundated with spicy romance 😔 where r my horror book stores in the uk
Not the mention some of the stores having ai slop all over the place like brother can we go back to having covers that are normal
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Books I'm currently reading but struggling with bc like is a son of a bitch:
Volatile Memory - Seth Haddon
Roazerblade Tears - S.A. Cosby
Calling a Wolf a Wolf - Kaveh Akbar
Bliss Montage - Ling Ma (that's right—I'm struggling to read a book I've read 5+ times)
Something else probably.
Work is just exhausting. I had to close today bc my body hurt so much, and my dose of hydrocodone isn't doing enough anymore. I'm scared to go to my new doctor—who is great btw, I met her during my wife's appt—and ask for a higher dose cuz "you're drug seeking blahhanj" but like. My current dose is what I was prescribed when I was between jobs. Of course it worked better. I wasn't putting my body through intense physical labor! Plus we're overhauling the apartment. Too much body stuff, not enough pain relief.
I want to read. After months of being ahead of my reading goals, I'm now two books behind. I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna try an audiobook.
Some choices do not feel like traps while you are making them.
They feel flattering. Natural. Even exciting.
That is what makes the realization hit harder later—when you start to see that the setting, the attention, the pressure, the pacing, even your hope were all being shaped around the answer someone wanted from you.
In P, the danger is not just what Polly chooses.
It is the quiet, terrible truth that someone may have been designing the choice all along.
things i read > things floating around in my head > things i float around on paper > notes that showcase the flow of my understanding > my knowledge but bigger :)
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🔪 Thriller readers, this one’s for you.
The New York Times just ranked the 50 best thrillers of the 21st century, and naturally I had to go through the entire list and see how I stacked up.
📖 28: Already read
📚 22: Now on my Goodreads to-read list (or, in several cases, already languishing there)
Do I agree with all of the rankings? Absolutely not. Several books in the top 20 were solidly 3- or 4-star reads for me, so I have thoughts about some of these placements.
But their #1? Gone Girl gets no argument from me. That book was absolutely amazing. One of those rare thrillers where I wish I could erase it from my memory just so I could experience it for the first time again.
If thrillers are your thing, this list is dangerous for your TBR. Consider yourself warned.
And because this is a gifted NYT link, you should be able to read the whole thing:
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/books/best-thriller-books-21st-century.html?unlocked_article_code=1.4lA.1f0t.Qt9ByZTnautL&smid=url-share
How many have you read? And more importantly: what would your #1 be?
Its all about crime documentaries vs crime podcasts vs crime thriller vs crime fiction vs crime romance
