- Man with No Name – Laird Barron
- Inside Jobs – Ben H Winters
- The Girl with Ghost Eyes – M H Boroson
- The Sense of Wonder – Rachel Carson
- Hard Magic – Larry Correla
- The Weight of Glory – CS Lewis
- Twelve Slays of Christmas – Jacqueline Frost
- Roughing It – Mark Twain
- What I Talk About when I Talk About Running – Haruki Murakami
- Black Dahlia Avenger – Steve Hodel
Monthly Archives: October 2025
Quote of the Week – October 31, 2025
Henry David Thoreau
Dreams are the touchstones of our characters.
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Books Read – September & October 2025
Fiction
Pride in Prejudice– Jane Austen
Animal Farm – George Orwell
The Furthest Station – Ben Aaronovitch
Wolf in the Fold – Simon R Green
Sport for the Baron – John Creasey
The Last Days of New Paris – China Mieville
The Masquerades of Spring – Ben Aaronovitch
What Abigail Did That Summer – Ben Aaronovitch
Nettle & Bone – T. Kingfisher
The Specialists – Lawrence Block
Forces From Beyond – Simon R Green
Design for Great-Day – Alan Dean Foster & Eric Frank Russel
Alchemy of Secrets – Stephanie Garber
The Penelapiod – Margaret Atwood
Hekate– Nikita Gill
Short Stories
Lesser Known Monsters of the 21st Century – Kim Fu
Graphic Novels
Nimona – Noelle Stevenson
Rivers of London – Bodywork – Ben Aaronovitch & Andrew Cartmel
Non- Fiction
Braiding Sweetgrass – Robin Wall Kimmerer
Kitchen Confidential – Anthony Bourdain
Messy – Tim Harford
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#HRCYED Favorite HRCYED 1.0 Prompt
This is what I’m planning to read for the HRCYED Favorite Prompt from HRCYED 1.0: Garage Sale : (Note: I am trying to do this challenge with only books I own or can get from the library.)
- Diablo Mesa – Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child
- Killed at the Whim of a Hat – Colin Cotterill
- The Serpent of Venice – Christopher Moore
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Quote of the Week – October 24, 2025
Sonia Sotomayor
Don’t mistake, politeness for lack of strength.
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Quote of the Week – October 17, 2025
Herman Melville
There are some Enterprises in Which a careful disorderliness is the true method.
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