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Dungeon Crawler Carl
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"Welp, I accidentally left the book I’m halfway through in my nibling’s car, so I guess I’ll start this one until I get it back.

Three pages in and we are looking VERY promising."
Mar 05, 2026 12:30PM

 
My Time to Stand
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Wool
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"[His mind was completely blank, his body numb. He wondered if he could stand there, unmoving, his stomach twisted in knots, for the rest of his life. Someone would eventually find him, wouldn't they? Dead and stiff, standing upright, a statue of a corpse.]

A fantastic depiction of grief."
Feb 28, 2026 02:33PM

 
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