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E.H.’s 2025 Year in Books
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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 Book 5)
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The Alignments
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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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June 2026: An Invincible Summer
Epilogue comes from the Greek “epi” meaning “in addition,” and “logos,” meaning “word.” Related to the calque “afterword” but not, in my opinion, identical; an epilogue is part of a fiction manuscript and continues the story, while an afterword allows the author a chance to have a word after the book has finished. My fellow author Felicia Davin already talked about epilogues within recent memory,
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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.
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 r" Read more of this review » |
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I read these books out of order. Still, I appreciate now the way in which the characters cross from book to book. I saw someone say that Ilya haunts the narrative, and I think that is definitely true. Like all of Reid's books, the strength here is in ...more |
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This was extremely gripping. My family was annoyed that I kept sneaking away to listen to the audiobook when I was near the end, but what could I do? I needed to know what happened! This is very much the culmination of the last three books, and it wor ...more |
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| Very enjoyable. I think I liked it a bit less than the first, because we get less character development in most of the characters, and (view spoiler) ...more | |
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The Marriage of Mary Russell (Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes, #2.5)
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A lovely reminder of how well-written and enjoyable these books were. I no longer remember the exact timeline of everything, but it's interesting to see the character arc in Mary Russell over the course of several novels. Here she's no longer the exha ...more |
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| Starting this book (and the previous one), it took me a while to the over-the-top, dark-darker-darkest, sandpapery narrative style (narrative in the sense of the book and the narrator, because I had an audiobook). And then eventually I get used to al ...more | |
“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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