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Jake E reacted to BrianY's post in the thread Dandelion Break Who's talking about the monster porn genre? with
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Trey replied to the thread The Huddle Huddle November 29th - 5.00pm UK time.I will try to attend but looking dodgy this week… 🤞🤞. The fairytale flip sounds like fun! If i don’t make it, have a good one😘 -
BrianY replied to the thread Dandelion Break Who's talking about the monster porn genre?.Where's the bucket? In her parents basement of course. -
BrianY reacted to Hannah Faoileán's post in the thread Dandelion Break Who's talking about the monster porn genre? with
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Oh Jeez, just read the blurb. Now, where's the bucket I can throw up in? -
BrianY reacted to anaximander's post in the thread The Huddle Huddle November 29th - 5.00pm UK time with Like.
I'll be there.
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Hannah Faoileán replied to the thread Dandelion Break Who's talking about the monster porn genre?.Oh Jeez, just read the blurb. Now, where's the bucket I can throw up in? -
Hannah Faoileán reacted to BrianY's post in the thread Dandelion Break Who's talking about the monster porn genre? with Haha.
Okay ... I'll kick off the conversation. Why is it that all the down and out heroines of these books have parents who own homes with basements? This overwhelming use of basements it a bit too much for me.
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Hannah Faoileán reacted to AgentPete's post in the thread News Today’s Book News Friday, 28th November with Like.
Today’s Book News Friday, 28th November 2025 (London date) European Commission vote to amend EUDR welcomed by publishing sector The European Commission voted to amend the EU Deforestation Regulation so that books and other printed products are...
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Hannah Faoileán reacted to Pamela Jo's post in the thread News Today’s Book News Wednesday, 26th November with Like.
Because we've all been children. If only these educators had the same understanding of books and children as WH Auden. If I had to read some of the boring mind slop they give to kids I probably wouldnt read either.
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RK Wallis reacted to Paul Whybrow's post in the thread Thought for the Day 'Pedestrian writing, thin characters - I can handle the criticism. I write to ... with Like.
'Pedestrian writing, thin characters - I can handle the criticism. I write to pedestrians. And I am a pedestrian. I write the best I can. I know I'm never going to be revered as some classic writer. I don't claim to be C. S. Lewis. The... -
Sedayne reacted to AgentPete's post in the thread News Today’s Book News Friday, 28th November with Like.
Today’s Book News Friday, 28th November 2025 (London date) European Commission vote to amend EUDR welcomed by publishing sector The European Commission voted to amend the EU Deforestation Regulation so that books and other printed products are... -
Today’s Book News Friday, 28th November 2025 (London date) European Commission vote to amend EUDR welcomed by publishing sector The European Commission voted to amend the EU Deforestation Regulation so that books and other printed products are... -
Jonny reacted to anaximander's post in the thread The Huddle Huddle November 29th - 5.00pm UK time with Like.
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Paul Whybrow posted the thread Thought for the Day 'Pedestrian writing, thin characters - I can handle the criticism. I write to ... in Café Life.'Pedestrian writing, thin characters - I can handle the criticism. I write to pedestrians. And I am a pedestrian. I write the best I can. I know I'm never going to be revered as some classic writer. I don't claim to be C. S. Lewis. The...
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AAnonymous (9280) replied to the thread The Nifty November Challenge!.The laughing puppeteer gave one final jerk on the string running through her jugular vein, snapping her neck.
