inkishkingdoms , to bookstodon group
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Santa Apolonia by Christopher Galveston

18% I mean… the level of smut… I don’t know why but I wasn’t expecting this! Even my husband has to do with it 😂😂 (because he is reading with me) 🔥🔥🔥 @bookstodon

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/205269143

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"Writely or Wrongly" by Joanne Anderson is my third 5/5 read for 2024 @thestorygraph but the first to tagged as a personal "top read". Its closing paragraph nicely sums up why I enjoyed it so much. @bookstodon

Image shows a paragraph of text on a Kobo Sage ereader, as follows Dear English, you’re not perfect and never will be. We grumble and argue about you, but that doesn’t mean we’re not fond of you. Grammar and usage basics matter, but they’re not your whole story. You’re untidy. You’re dynamic. You’re exuberant. You’re expressive. Deployed well, you’ve given us great literature, great clarity of thought, great elegance, great ways of saying what needs to be said. Keep up the good work.
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    • negative12dollarbill , to random
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    I just remembered that I created an EPUB of one of my favourite short stories, “The Tower” by Marghanita Laski, a while back, just to practice making e-books (with Calibre).

    It's not exactly horror, but I think fans of horror will like it. The story seems to have been forgotten now, but to me it's a classic.

    Link here if you're interested—material shared for educational purposes only.

    https://negative12dollarbill.com/files/The%20Tower.epub

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