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Fiction

bif

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4. Alas, I seem to be reading only non-fiction lately.

Reply to hermetic (Original post)

Sun Apr 2, 2023, 11:32 AM

Apr 2023

Mainly because I don't know what work of fiction to read. Have to head to the library and continue my method of checking out 5 books at a time. I think I left off with the "C" or "D" authors.

Suggestions welcome. I enjoy just about everything, although I'm not big on mysteries or detective novels.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, April 2, 2023? [View all] hermetic Apr 2023 OP

Kaiju Preservation Society Deep State Witch Apr 2023 #1

John Scalzi is author guest of honor at this year's Soonercon PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2023 #2

He's Great! Deep State Witch Apr 2023 #6

Yes! PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2023 #30

Cool hermetic Apr 2023 #5

Oh, it is! Deep State Witch Apr 2023 #7

Sometimes I Lie RSherman Apr 2023 #3

Oh, my hermetic Apr 2023 #8

I'm going to read that next RSherman Apr 2023 #13

Alas, I seem to be reading only non-fiction lately. bif Apr 2023 #4

Well, in the 3 above hermetic Apr 2023 #9

I'm suddenly reading a lot of nonfiction too! RSherman Apr 2023 #14

The Night Fire by Michael Connelly. piddyprints Apr 2023 #10

You are certainly welcome hermetic Apr 2023 #12

Funny thing about Connelly... piddyprints Apr 2023 #17

I've been a Bosch fan since the late 90s. ExWhoDoesntCare Apr 2023 #36

The High Mountains of Portugal by Yann Martel (author of Life of Pi) RamblingRose Apr 2023 #11

That sounds great hermetic Apr 2023 #15

You all are reading high minded stuff. I, for some strange reasons, have been rereading Joan Hess's Srkdqltr Apr 2023 #16

Not familiar with her hermetic Apr 2023 #18

Tried Mecca/Susan Straight. Recommended here last cbabe Apr 2023 #19

Sweet hermetic Apr 2023 #22

Never thought about rereading Dick Francis have to look into them. Srkdqltr Apr 2023 #24

Queen's jockey and fighter pilot. Gave his wife, Mary, co-credit. cbabe Apr 2023 #26

finished one and started another yellowdogintexas Apr 2023 #20

Definitely want to hermetic Apr 2023 #23

The End of the World Running Club hauckeye Apr 2023 #21

Author Adrian Walker? hermetic Apr 2023 #25

Finished reading Susan Straight's MECCA and loved everything except the ending. japple Apr 2023 #27

The Poacher's Son by Paul Doiron Paper Roses Apr 2023 #28

New to me, too hermetic Apr 2023 #29

The Yiddish Policemen's Union Jilly_in_VA Apr 2023 #31

There's a Hopkins book #15 hermetic Apr 2023 #32

I know about #15 Jilly_in_VA Apr 2023 #33

I have been interested in this one for some time yellowdogintexas Apr 2023 #34

I also read one Ernest Dempsey book and started another yellowdogintexas Apr 2023 #35