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Fiction

hermetic

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3. Oh yeah

Reply to Zoonart (Reply #1)

Sun Jun 14, 2020, 12:35 PM

Jun 2020

He's right up there with this one. If language offends thee, don't go there. He certainly does come up with some clever euphemisms, though.

Your book sounds quite interesting, too.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, June 14, 2020? [View all] hermetic Jun 2020 OP

Re-reading Steel Beach by John Varley Zoonart Jun 2020 #1

Oh yeah hermetic Jun 2020 #3

Ages ago I read "The Barbie Murders" by John Varley, Ohiya Jun 2020 #21

Daughters of Erie town by Connie Schultz. A very good read that captures the essence Ninga Jun 2020 #2

That sounds good hermetic Jun 2020 #4

Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult Ohiogal Jun 2020 #5

Timely hermetic Jun 2020 #6

"Murder at The Brightwell" by Ashley Weaver The King of Prussia Jun 2020 #7

Thanks hermetic Jun 2020 #9

Best fiction I've read lately: What Once Was True by Jean Grainger northoftheborder Jun 2020 #8

Sounds good hermetic Jun 2020 #10

I just finished that series. SouthernIrish Jun 2020 #11

Rereading The Cat Who.... Series SheltieLover Jun 2020 #12

I have read hermetic Jun 2020 #15

They are a great distraction SheltieLover Jun 2020 #18

"Speaker of Mandarin" by Ruth Rendell TexasProgresive Jun 2020 #13

There you are hermetic Jun 2020 #16

I had to edit seaker to speaker TexasProgresive Jun 2020 #17

Drumpf's tweets soothsayer Jun 2020 #14

Alice Hoffman's latest, The World that we Knew. Set in japple Jun 2020 #19

That sounds lovely hermetic Jun 2020 #20

In the third volume of a very silly paranormal series "Riddler's Edge" yellowdogintexas Jun 2020 #22

Yeah, I know what you mean hermetic Jun 2020 #23