#fridayreads — Public Fediverse posts
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For this #FridayReads, my first #SpinsterSeptember read of the year, Sylvia Townsend Warner's "Lolly Willowes", a book originally published 100 years ago, a very early example of #feminist #fiction, and "one of the 100 Best Novels in English" according to The Guardian.
If you're curious and like to read in electronic formats, you can read it for free from a nice #StandardEbooks edition, made from the #wikisource transcription of the book.
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It's important to clean your kettle! And rinse after!#kitteh #ralph #puppy #cleaning #vinegar #kettle #teakettle #fridayreads #friday #webcomics #webcomicchat #comicbookhour #comics #rinse #blech #fridaythoughts #vibecheck
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It's important to clean your kettle! And rinse after!#kitteh #ralph #puppy #cleaning #vinegar #kettle #teakettle #fridayreads #friday #webcomics #webcomicchat #comicbookhour #comics #rinse #blech #fridaythoughts #vibecheck
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Last week I was reading Furious Violet by Sarai Walker and ended up giving it 4 ⭐️.
I'm currently reading Voyagers by Meg Charlton.
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Still with #SpookyReads2026, I am listening to 'King Sorrow' by Joe Hill.
Hill has definitely settled in to carrying the torch lit by his father (this book has had direct references to both 'The Dead Zone' and 'The Gunslinger', and it surely will connect somehow to 'The Eyes of the Dragon').
I find Hill's prose to be rougher than King's, but it will be good enough if it means more stories like these.
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This week I'm deep into #SpookyReads2026 with book 4: 'Leech' by Hiron Ennes
This book has been on my Spooky Reads TBR since its release in 2022 and I finally pushed it to the top of the list. And I'm delighted I did so! It's a creepy and oozy SF postapocalyptic gothic novel that almost seems like a homage to 'The Thing'.
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Clarkesworld 240; Paul Knox, London: A History of 300 Years in 25 Buildings #FridayReads
