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Melissa999
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Just for Fun, ' Reality Is Not What it Seems ', The Journey to Quantum Gravity: Carlo Rovelli, Penguin Random House UK, 2017.
In the world's harsh wear and tear many a very sincere attachment is slowly obliterated.


Είμαι ταξιδιώτης τόσο στο χρόνο όσο και στο διάστημα
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Just strated reading this one few days ago.
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Hi Mango! Hi J!

Im about to start Supermarket by Bobby Hall.


randyformum92
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To be honest at the moment I have not been reading much, it seems I am far too busy writing.
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I just finished two books that I highly recommend... especially if you are interested in the demise of middle America.



This book looks at how modern conservative ideals are hurting the people in rural areas. It looks at Education in Kansas, Health Care in Kentucky and guns in Missouri.

My favorite part of this book is an interview with a right wing man dying of liver disease, who, despite living off government assistance remains staunchly anti-universal health care because "he doesn't want any of his money going to illegal immigrants and welfare queens."

And Methland...



This is less a book about Meth and more about the reasons for the decay of middle America. It focuses on a small town in Iowa.

Both are good, but I highly recommend "Dying of Whiteness."
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I just finished “At the Existentialist Cafe: Freedom, Being, and Apricot Cocktails”.




Definitely very light philosophy but gives a great account of the creation of existentialism and the shift in modern philosophy (think Sartre). If you’ve read much Dostoyevsky you can appreciate him being included as well.
"A dirty book is rarely dusty"
Beffer
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The latest issue of The Progressive Populist.
Katherine
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Under my Skin by Lisa Unger. It's kind of twisty. I'm 84 pages in and totally committed.
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Her Royal Spriteness
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You can’t truly call yourself peaceful unless you are capable of violence. If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful. You’re harmless.
Melissa999
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Just started, Permanent Record :Edward Snowden, MacMillan,2019.
In the world's harsh wear and tear many a very sincere attachment is slowly obliterated.


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I just picked up "Muck City."



The town of Belle Glade, Florida has a population of 10,000. It has one the highest per capita crime rates in the USA. It has a history of tragedy that persists to this day.

I first visited the town when I was 14. To this day, it is probably the worst town I have ever seen. Flat swampland dominated by an apocalyptic looking sugar refinery spewing smoke over a sprawling ghetto of decapitated houses and trailers.

It also has had 27 football players sent to the NFL in the last 20 years which is an unheard-of amount.

Beyond the Friday night lights, this book is an engrossing portrait of a community mired in a shameful past and uncertain future, but with the fierce will to survive, win, and escape to a better life.
TheSensualLady
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Perfume Girl - by Vanessa Fewings
 Kissing your lips while straddling your lap. 
fuzzy1954
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The First Conspiracy by Brad Meltzer. The real story of the secret plot to kill George Washington.

My latest love poem has landed

Lover Moon

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/love-poems/lover-moon.
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Norse myths told through the story telling style of Neil Gaiman.
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Norse myths told through the story telling style of Neil Gaiman.


This looks really good. I've gotta pick it up.

One of my fave writers, T C Boyle (he really influenced the way I write). This is about the early days of LSD and the scene that surrounded Timothy Leary during his 60s drug "experiments" at Harvard. Really entertaining book.
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Lost Girls and Love Hotels by Catherine Hanrahan
 Kissing your lips while straddling your lap. 
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"The Mission" by Dana Priest Its about how diplomacy in the US takes a back seat to the CINCs of the various military commands (Pacific, European, etc) and the steady erosion of diplomatic arrangements in favour of military arrangements (e.g. USA will give Uzbekistan $100 million and a pile of military hardware if the US can use their air bases)
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Lost Girls and Love Hotels by Catherine Hanrahan


Definitely going to read this
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Pacific Crucible: War at Sea in the Pacific, 1941-1942 by Ian W. Toll
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I just finished two books that I highly recommend... especially if you are interested in the demise of middle America.



This book looks at how modern conservative ideals are hurting the people in rural areas. It looks at Education in Kansas, Health Care in Kentucky and guns in Missouri.

My favorite part of this book is an interview with a right wing man dying of liver disease, who, despite living off government assistance remains staunchly anti-universal health care because "he doesn't want any of his money going to illegal immigrants and welfare queens."

And Methland...



This is less a book about Meth and more about the reasons for the decay of middle America. It focuses on a small town in Iowa.

Both are good, but I highly recommend "Dying of Whiteness."


That death of Whiteness sounds utterly depressing yet utterly expected.

This is why I support a soft secession.

"The Punished Nonpartisan" <- Extreme BDSM and humiliation story. Heavy on plot. Served on a plate of political drama with a side of domestic terror. Currently Free download.

Jocelyn the Wicked <- futanari, fantasy fan fic, and some tentacles that escaped the laboratory
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1491-by Charles C. Mann
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A Time For Mercy by John Grisham.. It was great and overdue .
Love the characters he creates.
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"Remembered Prisoners of a Forgotten War" -Lewis H. Carlson

Its about American POWs captured during the Korean War. Its a pretty brutal story and not for the faint of heart. The mistreatment by their captors certainly rivals anything that got more attention like the Bataan Death March or Vietnam. Upon repatriation to the US many of them were investigated as possible Communists as this was during the madness of McCarthyism.
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The History of Spain
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Marlborough: His Life and Times by Churchill; The History of W.W. 2 also by Churchill; Keep Sharp by Dr. Sanjay Gupta, M.D. and Betrayal by Aleatha Romig.
Can't seem to stay with any of them consistently.