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Seven pilgrims, one mystery and a war across the galaxy, with Dune's sweep and politics.
A whole culture shaped by its climate, the way Arrakis shapes the Fremen.
Evolution over thousands of years, with ecology as big an idea as the spice.
A brutal world that shapes everyone in it, and a story about who holds power.
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King of GluttonyAna HuangApril 28, 2026
Tempting VenomRina KentJanuary 2026
Nobody's GirlVirginia Roberts GiuffreOctober 21, 2025
Dear DebbieFreida McFaddenJanuary 27, 2026
StarsideAlex AsterMarch 24, 2026
A Parade of HorriblesMatt DinnimanMay 15, 2026
Half His AgeJennette McCurdyJanuary 20, 2026Leonora Carrington95/100
This is one the better books I’ve read in recent memory. The narrator, Marian Leatherby, is a 92-year old English woman who has lived in Mexico for most of her life. Marian bears an un unmistakable resemblance to two of my favorite characters: Janina Duszejko of Drive Your Plow over the Bones of the Dead an Lenore…
Read the full reviewNathan Rabin80/100
This book is about two bands I have never personally listened to, Phish and Insane Clown Posse (henceforth ICP). Both groups have exceptionally devoted fan bases and are regarded with contempt/disgust by society. As Rabin put it, "[ICP] didn't seem to have casual fans: Either you had a fucking Hatchetman neck tattoo…
Read the full reviewDavid Markson60/100
I am a bit ashamed to give only three stars to Wittgenstein's Mistress. In an interview in the afterword Markinson refers to the "C students," and "semiliterates" who rejected the novel 54 times before it was finally accepted. Maybe I’m one of them, or maybe he’s an ass.
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