Deadly Dungeon by RenΓ© Vecka is a magical fantasy packed with action, adventure, mystery, and humor. And, of course, balls of fire. If the explorers fail to find the heirloom, they won't care...they'll be dead.
#fantasy #adventure #books #darkhumour
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"Unfortunately, dying doesn't make you any wiser."
--Haruki Murakami
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I read this soon after it came out; I was waiting for it. I quite enjoyed it.
Having read about it being a longer exposition on an earlier story, I did not read the predecessor first.
So after finishing The City and its Uncertain Walls, I went back and read End of the World and Hard-Boiled Wonderland. I was surprised at the similarity. I mean I enjoyed both books but I don't get all the fuss about the re-write.
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I'll be at the Mountain of Authors in Colorado Springs. Stop by my booth and get a free rubber chicken pin if you buy my trilogy!
Yes, I do exist IRL.
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#colorado #ColoradoSpringsCO #writers #books
Colorado Springs Mountain of Authors on May 17. I will be there!ppld.org
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Besides being embarrassing for all involved, it also means any cis-male can walk right into the women's restroom. Even guys that are not there to use the restroom!
Bathroom bans are stupid!
βIn a battle between force and an idea, the latter always prevails.β
β Ludwig von Mises
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Today in Writing History May 5, 1864: Nellie Bly, American journalist and author, was born on this day. Bly was famous for her record-breaking trip around the world, which she completed in 72 days. This was faster than Phineas Foggβs trip, in Jules Verneβs βAround the World in 80 Days.β However, she also pioneered investigative journalism. In one of her most celebrated pieces, she went undercover to report on abuse and neglect at the Womenβs Lunatic Asylum on Blackwellβs Island. Her report created a sensation, which led to some reforms.
#feminism #journalism #writing #author #mentalhealth #nelliebly #workingclass #LaborHistory
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In the latest in Academic complicity with Israel's Genocide against the Palestinian people, New York University School of Law has just barred 31 pro-Palestine law school students from campus facilities and demanded that they sign away their right to protest in exchange for being allowed to return. If the students donβt renounce their right to protest on campus, they will be unable to sit for final exams.
#palestine #FreePalestine #FreeSpeechMatters #university #students #protest
theintercept.com/2025/05/03/nyβ¦
NYU law students organized a peaceful Gaza protest. The school demanded they renounce protests or they can't sit their final exams.Schuyler Mitchell (The Intercept)
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In honor of #maythe4th
a quote from a reader.
"More fun than Star Wars, less earnest than Star Trek.β
I don't take that praise lightly.
The Space Rogues series is perfect beach/pool reading. Fast paced. Witty banter. A diverse cast of characters.
johnwilker.com/book/the-adventβ¦
#summerreading #spaceopera #scifi @scifi
Wil Calder is looking for a crew. He isnβt being picky. He should be. With a crew of misfits from across the Galactic Commonwealth, Wil takes a job. Break into a space station. Straightforward enough.Rogue Publishing
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The image features a beach setting with a clear blue sky and turquoise ocean in the background. In the foreground, there are three books and a tablet displaying the cover of a book titled "Space Rogues." The books are titled "The Adventures of Wil Calder" (Book 1), "Stay Warm Don't Do" (Book 4), and "The Behemoth" (Book 3), all by John Wilker. The covers depict space scenes with spaceships and planets. To the right of the books, there is a glass filled with a red beverage, possibly a frozen drink, with a straw. The books and the tablet are arranged on the sand, creating a casual and inviting atmosphere.
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You compiled it? I just input the 1s and 0s in directly by cutting the bristles to different lengths
"True Crime Redux," recounting the 1973 murder of her fiancΓ©'s mother, grew from a fictionalized version that helped reopen a cold case.The Colorado Sun
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What's messed up is that we often only teach many kids just one language when they are most receptive to learning.
My husband has studied Chinese for 12 years and in that time he's gained what a six-year-old might have by simple exposure and frankly I'm impressed with him for it.
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