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On the bookshelves October 13th. Hope y’all like it:

William Golding is best know for his novel ‘The Lord of the Flies’ but he has many published works and I was able to read an advanced reader copy of ‘The Spire’ thanks to NetGalley and Viking Penguin. #booksky #literature #bookreview #nobelprizewinner #allegory #books

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Great book!

Don’t tell Bram but…
Carmilla > Dracula

Thanks for the rec!

I have not read this yet. If you’re reading it for the second time is it safe to assume you’d recommend?

A Mercy by Toni Morrison

Currently reading a book by one of America’s most prolific writers. What are you reading? #booksky #currentread #tonimorrison #literature #books

I really loved The Reformatory

Have you read other Jane Austen? I still need to read Persuasion and I’d love to read Emma soon.

The Hours by Michael Cunningham

Starting this buddy read today. I love it when a modern book calls back to a classic novel. What are you reading this week? #booksky #pulitzerprize #virginiawoolf #currentread

Such beautiful, fluid prose. Will definitely be reading more from Ursula Le Guin.

Tell Gaudior I said hi! A Wrinkle in Time is one of my all time favs

A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K Le Guin

I’ve been curious about this one since I heard David Mitchell say that reading this book made him realize he wanted to be a writer. What are you reading this weekend? #booksky #ursulakleguin #currentread #fantasy #ursulaleguin

A darkly hilarious satire with some amazing magical realism: We Ride Upon Sticks by Quan Barry. #booksky #magicalrealism #satire #bookreview #bookrecommendation

Happy birthday

I think it’s normal to go through phases like this. Happens to all of us.

We Ride Upon Sticks by Quan Barry

Only a few chapters into this genre bender. It’s kind of rare for a book to actually make me lol while reading. This one nails comedic timing. #booksky #books #quanbarry #literaryhorror

I usually read one printed book while also listening to a different audiobook. So two at a time.

This book was phenomenal

Cover art for kindred by Octavia butler, showing a black woman in a simple dress standing in front of a field

Books #29 of 2026: Kindred by Octavia Butler

4.75/5 ⭐️

This is such an original story and so well told. The plot got a little repetitive in the middle, but each scene felt important. The characters’ motivations were complex and were well dissected

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Paul Tremblay’s Pallbearers Club

My read for this week. About halfway through. What are you reading? #booksky #literaryhorror

Great book! I made the mistake of reading it on kindle and I didn’t see the illustrations till later.

I’m reading this one very soon! I can understand the simplicity of the plot (since it’s geared towards younger readers), but I’ve heard the writing is wonderful.

Oooh…now I see why everyone loved to recommend this one! Just needs to stick the landing. #booksky

Shadow of the Wind this weekend

Do you believe in ‘Postmodernism’?

I recently listened to an old interview between Kazuo Ishiguro and Michael Silverblatt in which the term Postmodernism was questioned…and now I’m falling down the rabbit hole. #booksky

Octavia E. Butler uses time travel to confront our history of slavery in her 1979 novel ‘Kindred’. #booksky #octaviabutler #bookreview #bookrecommendation #modernclassic #speculativefiction

I loved this one! Yes, def worth the wait.

Read some books because they were hyped: Dungeon Crawler Carl, The Haar, and Our Wives Under the Sea. #booksky