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Fiction

hermetic

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47. That's too bad

Reply to AlexSFCA (Reply #29)

Mon Dec 17, 2018, 10:46 AM

Dec 2018

Fiction is a great way to escape the insanity of our current reality. Literary fiction is good for your brain (see pinned article below). Your choice, of course.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, December 16, 2018? [View all] hermetic Dec 2018 OP

I'm reading violetpastille Dec 2018 #1

I like this quote hermetic Dec 2018 #6

That's a pretty good summation of the book! n/t violetpastille Dec 2018 #25

"The Wheels of Darkness" by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child dameatball Dec 2018 #2

I'm not reading it yet but.... Little Star Dec 2018 #4

For no real reason I have never read any of the Delaware series. I probably should. dameatball Dec 2018 #7

He is a great character hermetic Dec 2018 #8

Ha! That is the same setting of the Pendergast book I am reading. Murder, robbery, terror and some dameatball Dec 2018 #9

Got a few on the go matt819 Dec 2018 #3

Was that Deck the Hounds? hermetic Dec 2018 #10

Yes- (nt) matt819 Dec 2018 #13

No fiction right now RainCaster Dec 2018 #5

Yeah, hermetic Dec 2018 #11

If Stephen King had wrote it as fiction exboyfil Dec 2018 #26

High Window (Hi Hermetic) pscot Dec 2018 #12

That's good hermetic Dec 2018 #15

Branch Library pscot Dec 2018 #23

Just finished Sense & Sensibility. Dark n Stormy Knight Dec 2018 #14

I suspect hermetic Dec 2018 #16

almost the same. i finished all of austin. read emma last. time for pride & p. pansypoo53219 Dec 2018 #35

Audio book this week Wawannabe Dec 2018 #17

From a nice review I read hermetic Dec 2018 #18

It is my first Fforde Wawannabe Dec 2018 #22

The Hangman ( Baxter & Fawkes # 2) by Daniel Cole PoorMonger Dec 2018 #19

Pretty grim stuff... hermetic Dec 2018 #20

anything Stephen King wrote. New book and old ones. any one I can get my hands on. demigoddess Dec 2018 #21

Well, hermetic Dec 2018 #45

"Hidden Depths" a Vera novel by Ann Cleeves TexasProgresive Dec 2018 #24

My library hermetic Dec 2018 #37

Brother by Ania Ahlborn exboyfil Dec 2018 #27

Yeah, hermetic Dec 2018 #38

Actually it turned out to be pretty disappointing exboyfil Dec 2018 #43

Just finished The Late Show, Jane Austin Dec 2018 #28

I'm halfway into Connelly's latest,Dark Sacred Night. argyl Dec 2018 #34

Is Detective Ballard in that one? Jane Austin Dec 2018 #36

Yes I started it exboyfil Dec 2018 #42

Yep, she is. Her and Bosch are partnering on a particular case. argyl Dec 2018 #48

Hope you got some good leftovers hermetic Dec 2018 #39

I cant read any fiction since 2016 AlexSFCA Dec 2018 #29

That's too bad hermetic Dec 2018 #47

Dead Souls lordsummerisle Dec 2018 #30

Ian ranks hermetic Dec 2018 #44

Do the editorials in the local republicon paper count? nt doc03 Dec 2018 #31

Nah hermetic Dec 2018 #46

Very deep read. Srkdqltr Dec 2018 #32

Because this happens? hermetic Dec 2018 #41

Because there is no way to explain why I am Laughing. Srkdqltr Dec 2018 #52

The Fourth Hand - John Irving AdamGG Dec 2018 #33

Sounds like a good choice hermetic Dec 2018 #40

"Wishin' and Hopin'" by Wally Lamb Number9Dream Dec 2018 #49

Yeah, hermetic Dec 2018 #53

Right now I'm reading PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2018 #50

Just finished The Wednesday Sisters and now reading A Well Behaved Woman trixie2 Dec 2018 #51