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WoT: Book 8 to 10
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WoT: Book 8 to 10

Wheel of Time book 8 to 10 review

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Aug 17
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Seattle, What Are You Reading?Seattle, What Are You Reading?
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Seattle, What Are You Reading?

How Seattle's shift to ebooks and recommendation engines challenges the library's mission to serve every reader.

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May 27
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WoT: Book 7
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WoT: Book 7

Wheel of Time Book 7 though

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May 13
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Imagining Sam Pickwick as the Writer of Sketches By Boz
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Imagining Sam Pickwick as the Writer of Sketches By Boz

A small flight of fancy

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Mar 27
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Origin Story
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Origin Story

Why are you doing this?

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Mar 27
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WoT: Book 6 Review
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WoT: Book 6 Review

Book 6 is a welcome departure

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Mar 7
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Freedom is being disliked by other people
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John Kerrison goes longform

Freedom is being disliked by other people

Click bait or a guide to living? My review of 'The Courage to be Disliked', by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga

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Feb 1
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adventures in noir world
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adventures in noir world

On becoming a crime fiction reader in 2025

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Jan 31
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Book five was not my favorite. It felt like it was going all over the place, and I was genuinely disappointed by how little Asmodean we got. I really wanted to see him teach Rand—actually school him a bit. Even if Rand’s learning mostly happened in the background, I wanted something: moments where we see progress, mistakes, or consequences.
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Book five was not my favorite. It felt like it was going all over the place, and I was genuinely disappointed by how little Asmodean we got. I really wanted to see him teach Rand—actually school him a bit. Even if Rand’s learning mostly happened in the background, I wanted something: moments where we see progress, mistakes, or consequences.

Book five was not my favorite. It felt like it was going all over the place, and I was genuinely disappointed by how little Asmodean we got. I really wanted to see him teach Rand—actually school him a bit. Even if Rand’s learning mostly happened in the background, I wanted something: moments where we see progress, mistakes, or consequences.

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Dec 19 '25
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