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Bond. James Bond.1d ago

The title of this one is no joke by the way.

It's a dark and bleak-toned book.

But it's terrific.

#StephenKing #bookstadon

Stargrace 2d ago

March reading wrap up: https://nomadicreader.com/2026/04/02/march-2026-wrap-up/

Statistics are thanks to StoryGraph (if you're still searching for a GoodReads alternative, look no further!) 4 books down, one 5 star read, and a lot of March meh.

#books #amreading #bookstadon

Sarah "Neila" Elkins 3d ago

Odin meets the other new members of the Link and learns something surprising about one of them.

Outside Cats is going on break for a month so I can rebuild my buffer and make progress toward getting Book of CoL: The Arborist posting on Tapas!

Updates will resume May 6th!

(This is not an April fool's day joke I need a break. Sorry!)

https://tapas.io/episode/3826483

#SciFi #Bookstadon #Writestadon #Novel #Webnovel #BodyHorror #Action #LGBTQIA+ #Aliens

Read Outside Cats :: Ch 042 | Tapas Community

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Read Outside Cats :: Ch 042

E.S. Raye 3d ago

Moe, the cobbler rob(ot) turned green-bottle jelly wrangling farmhand, is without a doubt one of my favorite characters.
He's suffered to get where he is, and he's not about to give it up without a fight.

Gas Gisnt Gambit is available now!

#sciencefictionbooks #scifibooks #bookstadon #scifi #spacewestern

Martyn 3d ago

We don’t like to think about death, but the way we die says a lot about how we live.

My latest review explores No Ordinary Deaths: A People's History of Mortality by Molly Conisbee, a book about how even the most ordinary deaths are shaped by culture, community, and time.

https://quitebookish.com/2026/04/01/no-ordinary-deaths-a-peoples-history-of-mortality-by-molly-conisbee/

#books #bookstadon #history #socialhistory #reading #bookblogging #grief #death #bereavement #belief #nonfiction

No Ordinary Deaths – A People’s History of Mortality by Molly Conisbee

It’s going to happen to all of us. We don’t know when, we don’t know how. Ideally, perhaps, it will take place peacefully after a long and fulfilling life. We might be surrounded …

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