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What DNF Means for Books: What Does It Mean?
BOOK LIFE

What DNF Means for Books: What Does It Mean?

When it comes to books and reading, you may have heard the term “DNF.” But what does DNF mean in the context […]

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Five reasons to finish reading a book you didn’t like
Reading Habits

Five reasons to finish reading a book you didn’t like

A recent online discussion about a certain book series caught my attention. Reviewers didn’t like the series, yet they read all the books in […]

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Five classic sci-fi stories about tidally locked planets
Fiction

Five classic sci-fi stories about tidally locked planets

Few phrases are as evocative as “tidal locking,” also known as 1:1 spin-orbit resonance. Simply put, this situation occurs when a celestial body takes […]

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One Man’s Frenzy: Loving Books Nobody Knows About
Reading Habits

One Man’s Frenzy: Loving Books Nobody Knows About

There is a book that I really like, but no one knows about it. It caught my attention in the middle school library, […]

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History is an Illusion: The Light at the End of the World by Siddhartha Deb
Book Reviews

History is an Illusion: The Light at the End of the World by Siddhartha Deb

I don’t usually recommend reading novels when you’re sick, but there’s something about Siddhartha Deb’s “The Light at the End of the World” […]

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waiting for more heroes
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waiting for more heroes

“If there’s one question that’s bound to make me roll my eyes, it’s about guilty pleasures. You don’t need to feel guilty […]

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Back to the Future Part III finds its heart in the Old West
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Back to the Future Part III finds its heart in the Old West

This is the most exciting time in the Back to the Future trilogy! More disturbing than Marty McFly discovering his father’s grave; more disorienting than Lorraine […]

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Different forms of reading still matter
Reading Habits

Different forms of reading still matter

What I remember most is the texture. The tan Norgarhead chairs are old and battered, eventually sacrificed to generations of kitten paws. […]

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Five Novels on Political Scandal and Fraud
Fiction

Five Novels on Political Scandal and Fraud

Embarrassing secrets and the lengths to which those in power would go to conceal them are the seeds of the plots that […]

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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace the TBR Stack
Reading Habits

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace the TBR Stack

I promptly subscribed to Oliver Berkman’s newsletter. That’s not to say I didn’t know Berkman before—I loved his Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for […]

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Five classic sci-fi stories about tidally locked planets
One Man’s Frenzy: Loving Books Nobody Knows About
Five reasons to finish reading a book you didn’t like
History is an Illusion: The Light at the End of the World by Siddhartha Deb
Five plot-friendly ways to isolate planets and colonize space
Fiction
  • 27/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 693 words
Tagged colonization, cultural differences, dystopia, exploration, interstellar travel

Five plot-friendly ways to isolate planets and colonize space

Having a variety of human-inhabited worlds is one of the plot-friendly aspects of many science fiction settings. Authors may find themselves confused about […]

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Nothing makes me read faster than a lackluster book
Reading Habits
  • 21/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 1,097 word
Tagged book reviews, books, DNF, fast reading, mediocre books

Nothing makes me read faster than a lackluster book

Two questions for you today, lovely readers: (1) How fast do you read? (2) Why? I have many friends who read books. […]

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Allow me to gently plead for more space horror
Fiction
  • 20/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 1,118 word
Tagged aliens, existentialism, Horror, insignificance, Science fiction

Allow me to gently plead for more space horror

Sometimes, for no particular reason, I think about that chair. I’m talking about the chair in Ian M. Banks’ The Use of […]

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leisure month reading
Reading Habits
  • 16/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 1,214 word
Tagged mental health, mental health support, normalcy, Reading habits, seeking help

leisure month reading

In January, I created a new stack of books. In a way, it was like comfort food: fantasy novels, teen series, novels […]

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Terror on board a generation: Nath Brown’s Star Trek
Book Reviews
  • 15/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 906 words
Tagged Alien invasion, Claustrophobic setting, Generation ship, Intense character relationships, Sci-fi thriller

Terror on board a generation: Nath Brown’s Star Trek

“A generation of ships never seems to go well. Food, energy, and water supplies are critically short and cannot be replenished. The […]

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How to Enjoy Reading: 10 Helpful Ideas
BOOK LIFE
  • 11/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 1,008 word
Tagged choosing books, enjoy reading, how to enjoy reading, reading, reading formats

How to Enjoy Reading: 10 Helpful Ideas

Wondering how to enjoy reading? Maybe you liked reading in the past and want to learn how to enjoy it again, or […]

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Goodness, rewind: Horror tapes from ‘Eternal Enemy’ and ‘Silent Witness’
News
  • 11/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 1,739 word
Tagged horror movies, murder mystery, storytelling, suspense, time travel

Goodness, rewind: Horror tapes from ‘Eternal Enemy’ and ‘Silent Witness’

I miss the video store. The excitement of receiving a long-awaited new movie, the suspense of wondering if all the copies of […]

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Read an excerpt from Stranger Things
Fiction
  • 10/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 2,611 words
Tagged fiction, Horror, Nathan Ballingrud, short stories, supernatural

Read an excerpt from Stranger Things

New Galveston, Mars, 1931: 14-year-old Anabelle Crisp sets off across the wastelands of a strange planet… We’re excited to share with you […]

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Science, fiction and fungi: What ‘The Last of Us’ got right
Fiction
  • 09/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 771 words
Tagged fantasy, Fictional Works, Fungi, Horror, Mind Control

Science, fiction and fungi: What ‘The Last of Us’ got right

Fungi don’t always receive the attention they deserve. In a 1996 New York Times Magazine article titled “Fungi All Around Us,” it […]

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The Ideal Introduction to Science Fiction: A Fantastic Flight to the Mushroom Planet
Fiction
  • 07/03/2023
  • 2 years
  • 1,077 word
Tagged adventure, book review, children's literature, Eleanor Cameron, fantasy

The Ideal Introduction to Science Fiction: A Fantastic Flight to the Mushroom Planet

In this fortnightly series reviewing classic science fiction and fantasy books, Alan Brown looks at the forefront and leading edge of the field; books about soldiers and […]

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About Me

I'm Barbara, a person who loves to read. You can often find me with a book in my hand, or a cat on my lap - preferably both! If you also enjoy reading, it seems we have a common interest. What did you think of the book you recently read? Do you have any good recommendations? I've been looking for some great books to add to my reading list lately. Whether it's reading or spending time with cats, it's a fantastic way to find inner peace and pleasure.

One Man’s Frenzy: Loving Books Nobody Knows About
One Man’s Frenzy: Loving Books Nobody Knows About

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Five classic sci-fi stories about tidally locked planets
Five classic sci-fi stories about tidally locked planets
One Man’s Frenzy: Loving Books Nobody Knows About
One Man’s Frenzy: Loving Books Nobody Knows About
Five reasons to finish reading a book you didn’t like
Five reasons to finish reading a book you didn’t like
History is an Illusion: The Light at the End of the World by Siddhartha Deb
History is an Illusion: The Light at the End of the World by Siddhartha Deb
What DNF Means for Books: What Does It Mean?
Five reasons to finish reading a book you didn’t like
Five classic sci-fi stories about tidally locked planets
One Man’s Frenzy: Loving Books Nobody Knows About
History is an Illusion: The Light at the End of the World by Siddhartha Deb
waiting for more heroes
Back to the Future Part III finds its heart in the Old West

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