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Serendippily
There was a lot about how generally mucked up TH White was too it was like a biography in places
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11:48am, 13 Jan 2018
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westmoors
Halfway through CMODE. Hopefully will finish it today. So if anyone wants a copy, fmail me and I'll put it in the post next week.
Jan 2018
11:27am, 14 Jan 2018
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Night-owl
Reading See them die by Ed Mcbain. Another author my dad used to read I am liking it. It is short the dialogue is great and will definitely read more
Jan 2018
5:32pm, 14 Jan 2018
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GregP
My dad used to like Ed McBain too. Haven't read any in decades. Many decades.
Jan 2018
5:33pm, 14 Jan 2018
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GregP
Sue has finished C-MODE but refuses to discuss until I have read it too. I suspect she wasn't over keen but didn't actually hate it.
Jan 2018
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DazTheSlug
I might be reading an Ed McBain soon, as one of the groups I'm in on Goodreads has Cop Hater up for voting for February... course it has to beat out MY nomination (Double Indemnity) ;-)
Jan 2018
10:59pm, 14 Jan 2018
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Badger
I like McBain. Pithy dialogue, pretty much every character who appears gets described in a list of four or five features so they all feel like quite rounded characters even if they're just walk-ons. (I vaguely recall him saying something about the reader probably not being able to remember more than four or five things about each of his characters anyway, so you get that for everyone).
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8:58am, 15 Jan 2018
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Little Nemo
I read loads of Ed McBain when I was a teenager, really liked the 87th precinct series.
Jan 2018
9:55am, 15 Jan 2018
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Columba
Thoroughly enjoying "The Story of Alice".
Jan 2018
10:10am, 15 Jan 2018
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Mokshaeight
Reading at the mo, god verses gods.

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April 2024 book


Welcome to Season Seven

April 2024 (Maclennane)
Independence Day (Richard Ford)
Amazon: amazon.co.uk
Hive: hive.co.uk
Bookshop.org: uk.bookshop.org
Discussion: fetcheveryone.com/forum/independence-day-by-richard-ford---april-2024-book-group-choice-63006
Poll: fetcheveryone.com/polls-view.php?id=11269

March 2024 (Chrisull)
The High House (Jessie Greengrass)
Amazon: amazon.co.uk
Hive: hive.co.uk
Bookshop.org: uk.bookshop.org
Discussion: fetcheveryone.com/forum/the-high-house-by-jessie-greengrass---march-2024-fetch-book-group-discussion-thread-62965
Poll: fetcheveryone.com/polls-view.php?id=11192

February 2024 (Linds)
Severance (Ling Ma)
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Hive: hive.co.uk
Bookshop.org: uk.bookshop.org
Discussion: fetcheveryone.com/forum/severance-by-ling-ma---feb-2024-book-group-discussion-thread-62917
Poll: fetcheveryone.com/polls-view.php?id=11165

January 2024 (Night-owl)
The Rabbit Factor (Antti Tuomainen (Author), David Hackston (Translator))
Amazon: amazon.co.uk
Hive: hive.co.uk
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Discussion: fetcheveryone.com/forum/the-rabbit-factor---jan-2024-book-group-discussion-62892
Poll: fetcheveryone.com/polls-view.php?id=11119

December 2023 (Serendippers)
The Indisputable Existence of Santa Claus (Hannah Fry and Thomas Oleron Evans)
Amazon: amazon.co.uk
Hive: hive.co.uk
Bookshop.org: uk.bookshop.org
Discussion: fetcheveryone.com/forum/the-indisputable-existence-of-santa-claus---december-2023-book-group-discussion-thread-62852
Poll: fetcheveryone.com/polls-view.php?id=11004

November 2023 (Columba)
Watling Street (John Higgs)
Amazon: amazon.co.uk
Hive: hive.co.uk
Bookshop.org: uk.bookshop.org
Discussion: fetcheveryone.com/forum/watling-street---nov-2023-book-group-dicussion-thread-62830
Poll: fetcheveryone.com/polls-view.php?id=10925

October 2023 (Little Nemo)
Before the Coffee Gets Cold (Toshikazu Kawaguchi trans. Geoffrey Trousselot)
Amazon: amazon.co.uk
Hive: hive.co.uk
Bookshop.org: uk.bookshop.org
Discussion: fetcheveryone.com/forum/before-the-coffee-gets-cold---book-group---oct-2023-discussion-thread-62811
Poll: fetcheveryone.com/polls-view.php?id=10860

The last two months of Season Six:

September 2023 (westmoors)
Rabbit, Run (John Updike)
Amazon: amazon.co.uk
Hive: hive.co.uk
Bookshop.org: uk.bookshop.org
Discussion: fetcheveryone.com/forum/rabbit-run-by-john-updike---book-group-sept-2023-discussion-thread-62786
Poll: fetcheveryone.com/polls-view.php?id=10848

August 2023 (Serendipps)
Queenie (Candice Carty-Williams)
Amazon: amazon.co.uk
Hive: hive.co.uk
Bookshop.org: uk.bookshop.org
Discussion: fetcheveryone.com/forum/queenie-by-candice-carty-williams---august-2023-book-group-discussion-thread-62766
Poll: fetcheveryone.com/polls-view.php?id=10808

Currently Choosinating

Not yet chozzed:
Grepples
Hanneke
Fetch
The Scribbler
Bint
Dio
Quimby
McGoohan
Westmoors

Already chozzed:
Little Nemo
Columba
Serendippers
Night-owl
Linds
Chrisull
Maclennane

Earlier book choices and discussion threads
All previous runners and riders can be found on this thread here: http://www.fetcheveryone.com/viewtopic.php?id=58751

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