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E.H.’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at E.H.’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Dionysus in Wisconsin (Wisconsin Gothic, #1)
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2023
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Old Time Religion (Wisconsin Gothic, #2)
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2024
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Troth (Wisconsin Gothic, #3)
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Lazarus, Home from the War (Wisconsin Gothic, #4)
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Renaissance (Wisconsin Gothic #5)
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2026
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The Alignments (Wisconsin Gothic #4.5)
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2025
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The Joy of Fishes
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2013
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Dous (Wisconsin Gothic, #1.1)
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GUD: Greatest Uncommon Denominator, Issue 6
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2010
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July 2026: July comes around again
July, July, July. How’s it going, friends?
This newsletter has been a bit delayed, in part because I was up in Minnesota over the 30th of June/1st of July in order to have a little release party for Renaissance at Tropes and Trifles in Minneapolis. It was a great night—thank you so much to everyone who came—and I left in my wake an obscene number of signed copies, so if you’re in the area, go buy o
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| So it's a Sarah MacLean, which means it has a bonkers plot (which really does not quit--(view spoiler)), fun supporting female characters, and a lot of people "sighing [their] passion. ...more | |
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| I have a lot of feelings about this, most of which revolve around Simon and his anxiety and mild OCD. It was extremely well done and felt extremely realistic. The novel's gentle commentary on celebrity culture and fan spaces was also good, although I ...more | |
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| I haven't read a book in this series in many years, so it was interesting to return to them. I found Mary Russell a bit more judgemental than I remembered, in an odd way; here are things that attract Russell's disapprobation: being a former prostitut ...more | |
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Jesus and her two dads go on a road trip through France in 1348 to kill the pope. The medieval stuff was great, both broad and minute. I'm not sure horror is exactly the right category for it, although horrific stuff did happen. Anyway the voice and w ...more |
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ancientreader wrote: once got in a social media fight with someone who *insisted* that there was no significant life blowback from posting images of o
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| This is interesting as a historical document, in the sense that it reflects the messy way we talked about subjects like sex, gender, and...well, sex with people of different genders back in 2003 (and earlier; I read the updated 3rd edition, but I got ...more | |
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Tales from the Folly: A Rivers of London Short Story Collection
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| A nice and fairly accessible collection of short stories, mostly from special editions of books that I don't think I can get. I haven't read all the Rivers of London books, but I didn't feel particularly adrift at any point. Some of the stories have ...more | |
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| Binti carries her home with her, both metaphorically in the stories she tells, the way she does her hair, her language and memories, and also literally, in her astrolabe and otjize. She's from the Himba homeland in Namibia. She refers to other humans ...more | |
"author is MAGA.
I read this ages ago then found out the author writes queer stories and makes money off the community, but was secretly MAGA for a while until they felt comfortable being public about being a Trump supporter. I initially deleted all my" Read more of this review » |
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| The capers were exciting, the investigations were cool, and I loved watching the relationship develop. These were a lot of fun. | |
“Eli shook his head. "When we first met, I thought you two were respectable."
"Really?" Sam sounded excited.
Ulysses didn't look over at them, even though he must have been working by feel in the dim light. "I knew taking this job was a mistake," he grumbled. "People hear you're a professor, that's the first thing they assume.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
"Really?" Sam sounded excited.
Ulysses didn't look over at them, even though he must have been working by feel in the dim light. "I knew taking this job was a mistake," he grumbled. "People hear you're a professor, that's the first thing they assume.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
“Laz nodded. "Whip a shitty and I'll show you the buyer's place."
Eli stared in mute incomprehension. After a moment, he cleared his throat. "I beg your pardon?"
"Make a U-turn." Laz tilted his head.
Eli finally put the car in gear. "What was that majestic piece of Midwestern vernacular? Whip a shitty?"
Laz rolled his eyes.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
Eli stared in mute incomprehension. After a moment, he cleared his throat. "I beg your pardon?"
"Make a U-turn." Laz tilted his head.
Eli finally put the car in gear. "What was that majestic piece of Midwestern vernacular? Whip a shitty?"
Laz rolled his eyes.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
“I can either be your doctor or your boyfriend," Eli said. "And if I have to choose, I don't want to be your doctor.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
― Lazarus, Home from the War
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“Eli shook his head. "When we first met, I thought you two were respectable."
"Really?" Sam sounded excited.
Ulysses didn't look over at them, even though he must have been working by feel in the dim light. "I knew taking this job was a mistake," he grumbled. "People hear you're a professor, that's the first thing they assume.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
"Really?" Sam sounded excited.
Ulysses didn't look over at them, even though he must have been working by feel in the dim light. "I knew taking this job was a mistake," he grumbled. "People hear you're a professor, that's the first thing they assume.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
“I can either be your doctor or your boyfriend," Eli said. "And if I have to choose, I don't want to be your doctor.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
― Lazarus, Home from the War
“Laz nodded. "Whip a shitty and I'll show you the buyer's place."
Eli stared in mute incomprehension. After a moment, he cleared his throat. "I beg your pardon?"
"Make a U-turn." Laz tilted his head.
Eli finally put the car in gear. "What was that majestic piece of Midwestern vernacular? Whip a shitty?"
Laz rolled his eyes.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
Eli stared in mute incomprehension. After a moment, he cleared his throat. "I beg your pardon?"
"Make a U-turn." Laz tilted his head.
Eli finally put the car in gear. "What was that majestic piece of Midwestern vernacular? Whip a shitty?"
Laz rolled his eyes.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
“Eventually, he said, "I still don't entirely understand why you would, but I'm yours, if you want me. I have been for a while." He shut his eyes when he said it, and hoped Eli understood what he meant.
Eli curled up bonelessly against him, forehead on his shoulder, one leg draped over Laz's hips. "Wow," he said after a moment. "That was hardly self-deprecating at all. We'll make an optimist of you yet.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
Eli curled up bonelessly against him, forehead on his shoulder, one leg draped over Laz's hips. "Wow," he said after a moment. "That was hardly self-deprecating at all. We'll make an optimist of you yet.”
― Lazarus, Home from the War
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