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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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Dous (Wisconsin Gothic, #1.1)
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The Joy of Fishes
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2013
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GUD: Greatest Uncommon Denominator, Issue 6
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2010
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| For some reason this is labeled as LGBTQ+ fiction in my library app. But it is not queer, not even a little bit. If it's possible for two men to have sex with the same woman heterosexually, that is what they did here. There are three male leads and t ...more | |
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| I mean, this was fine. The writing was good, and I enjoyed the characters. It took me a long time to read, and I thought it was me...but really, there wasn't that much central conflict. The main characters did have their relationship to sort out, but ...more | |
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So here we are, back on this Wings of Fire thing. I listened to the audiobook with the kids, and I think they really enjoyed it, although we got through it slower than previous ones. Winter is an interesting character. Kind of a...can one say "bigot" ...more |
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| A convent is an intriguing place to set a mystery, and I liked Sister Joan, who really wants to think the best of her fellow nuns, and yet can't help feeling suspicious that something bad is going on. (Brief plot summary) (view spoiler) ...more | |
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| This was extremely fun. It includes a game of "where did this baby come from?" and "who is going to take care of it?" and then a slightly more serious murder investigation (the tragedy of which was tempered by the fact that passengers on the HMS Fair ...more | |
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"This is a delightful classic detective novel. It is a how did it rather than a who did it; it's obvious from very early on who did the murders, but it takes much longer (for me, to about the midpoint of the book) to work out how that person did it. I"
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| I think I last read this in the fourth grade, so to revisit it now was quite surprising on a number of levels. For example: I had forgotten that Holmes is barely in this one--he exits the story after Watson leaves London in chapter 5 and does not ret ...more | |
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| The setting was very rich; I really enjoyed watching the characters race around Singapore. However, because the main character (Benjamin) and his allies are so powerful, there's no sense that anything they do will have permanent repercussions for the ...more | |
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"In this book, a bad manager learns to delegate and also, to a certain extent, deal with his grief. This has some flaws, but it was still fun, and I will read subsequent books in the series.
The worldbuilding here is a little bit lacking. It's not cle" Read more of this review » |
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Contained more sexism, homophobia, fatphobia, etc. than I expected, but no more than period typical. I don't really know what to say about this. It was fine? Kind of a series of nested stories about Lesley, her life, her marriage, as told to W. Somers ...more |
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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
“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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