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John’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at John’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
John Chrostek’s Followers (9)
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John Chrostek
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October 2022
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Boxcutters
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Feast of the Pale Leviathan
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* Note: these are all the books on Goodreads for this author. To add more, click here.
John’s Recent Updates
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John Chrostek
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| Farfel strikes again. Schizophrenic Columbo tears through a acid-washed stain in the world and tumbles through a sea of stars, meditating on the impact we leave in the world and inside other people, in the spaces we can hide in, the folds of our sagg ...more | |
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John Chrostek
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"This is not an easy book to review, for the same reason graphic novels aren’t easy to review. That comparison comes to mind because one of the characters is a graphic-novels author/illustrator.
It’s tempting to say: just read this; though I’m sure so" Read more of this review » |
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John Chrostek
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| A fantastic collection throughout. Ten writes stories about womanhood, bodily autonomy, about the alienating experiences of immigrant youth, early 21st century touchpoints like the Cool S and the glue game, as well the fragile and unexplored spaces i ...more | |
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John Chrostek
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| A fantastic collection throughout. Ten writes stories about womanhood, bodily autonomy, about the alienating experiences of immigrant youth, early 21st century touchpoints like the Cool S and the glue game, as well the fragile and unexplored spaces i ...more | |
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"My review of Tell Me Yours, I'll Tell You Mine is published at Grimdark Magazine.
The twelve stories of Kristina Ten’s debut anthology, Tell Me Yours, I’ll Tell You Mine, expertly conjure the half-remembered folklore and games of our collective youth," Read more of this review » |
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John Chrostek
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| Farfel strikes again. Schizophrenic Columbo tears through a acid-washed stain in the world and tumbles through a sea of stars, meditating on the impact we leave in the world and inside other people, in the spaces we can hide in, the folds of our sagg ...more | |
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John Chrostek
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John Chrostek
is now following T.J. Price's reviews
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