Sep 18, 2025
sooo does anyone want to read something new already? 👀
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sooo does anyone want to read something new already? 👀
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Manuscript Search Tag Game
thanks for the tag @orphanheirs
my words are soft, slip, nauseating, and worship.
soft
Rowan took the lily, squishing its petals between his fingers, enjoying the soft velvety feeling.
slip
Words stalled on his lips, something material on the verge of slipping out, but he held his tongue as the specter probbed.
nauseating (this appears nowhere in my manuscript, so I'm subbing in disgust)
Bill shoved Victor's head into the putrid pile, his own face twisted in disgust.
worship
Junot caught his gaze. "Toast?" He dropped himself on the bed with a grace that didn't threaten the stability of the nuggets or their sauce worshippers.
tagging: @no-relief-next-to-me, @cheerfulmelancholies, and @wingedcatastrophe! your words are fluster, charm, cobble, and rose.
Do you have any recs for WW2/Cold War espionage and counter espionage non-fiction? I’ve read 3 of Ben Macintyre’s books and one by Sonia Purnell this year and really enjoyed them.
Right now I'm going through Macintyre's books largely out of order; he's definitely one of the best. (I just finished Agent Sonya last night, it's great.) I have a couple of piles of reference books for Home, but I haven't read most of them in full. Two that I have read in full are The Women Who Lived for Danger by Marcus Binney and The Debs of Bletchley Park by Michael Smith. I've also got a bunch of books on WWII intelligence and counter-intelligence by Helen Fry, but haven't read most of them; I'm working slowly through SMERSH: Stalin's Secret Weapon by Vadim Birstein, about Soviet counter-intelligence.
I figured out that a lot of the more traditional SOE/OSS narratives (sabotage, guerrilla work, etc.) are actually less relevant to Home, so I'm not up much on that and I've been starting to veer further into Cold War era for espionage, but it's not as though any of it is wasted. Some books I also just take out from the library because they look interesting (like Blitz Kids, that one's not relevant at all), but haven't necessarily had a chance to read them. (I am also attempting to write this PhD dissertation on something that is not WWII.)
Saifah looking at Zon like nothing else matters
We do spend a lot of time watching Reece play with Steve’s neck.
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I DIDNT KNOW DEMON SLAYER HAD LITTLE AFTER CREDIT SCENES THESE ARE SO CUTE AAUUAAHAHAUAHA
I don't even remember my own name anymore. It's H I S fault.