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I fought with firefox for way to long to figure this shit out, so here's the configuration for usng the noai version of DuckDuckGo as a search provider option:
I fought with firefox for way to long to figure this shit out, so here's the configuration for usng the noai version of DuckDuckGo as a search provider option:
Here there be dragons...and th denizens of Ankh-Morpork wish one huge firebreather would return from …
Now pull back briefly from the dripping streets of Ankh - Morpork pan across the morning mists of the Disc, and focus in again on a young man heading for the city with all the openness, sincerity and innocence of purpose of an iceberg drifting into a major shipping lane.
— Guards! Guards! by Terry Pratchett (Discworld, #8) (5%)
lol
Not even a footnote.
Here there be dragons...and th denizens of Ankh-Morpork wish one huge firebreather would return from …
I guess I'm doing a new Pratchett instead of continuing my other sci-fi book. Ah well.
I guess I'm doing a new Pratchett instead of continuing my other sci-fi book. Ah well.
A murder mystery set in Cleveland, Ohio.
A solid parboiled murder mystery. Brock is likeable in spite of his gruffness, the dogs are good in the book, and the other humans are alright. The Cleveland references by and large check out.
I enjoyed it.
A solid parboiled murder mystery. Brock is likeable in spite of his gruffness, the dogs are good in the book, and the other humans are alright. The Cleveland references by and large check out.
I enjoyed it.
A murder mystery set in Cleveland, Ohio.
Just found out that Brockway, a founder of 1-900-HOTDOG is a writer. Which, I guess duh? But hey, new book by him. Added a bunch of metadata to the OpenLibrary listing so it was good here.
Just found out that Brockway, a founder of 1-900-HOTDOG is a writer. Which, I guess duh? But hey, new book by him. Added a bunch of metadata to the OpenLibrary listing so it was good here.
Dennard's work on 1-900-HOTDOG is always entertaining, if the bleakest of the contributors. So I want to read this, but kinda don't.
...Wonder how awful Overdrive's license is for this book... Or I could buy it with Amazon Fun Buxx, (the scrip they pay you for choosing slower shipping,) and then get a good copy off of LibGen.
Dennard's work on 1-900-HOTDOG is always entertaining, if the bleakest of the contributors. So I want to read this, but kinda don't.
...Wonder how awful Overdrive's license is for this book... Or I could buy it with Amazon Fun Buxx, (the scrip they pay you for choosing slower shipping,) and then get a good copy off of LibGen.
A murder mystery set in Cleveland, Ohio.
He was in the elevator on his way down before she Looked at the card again. The phone number had a 216 code, which meant Cleveland—yet his home address was a dock slip at the Harbor Lagoon in Vermillion.
— Sheehan's Dog by Les Roberts (18%)
I mean, that's not weird. Especially if this book is set when it was written, circa 2022.
I mean, that's not weird. Especially if this book is set when it was written, circa 2022.
A murder mystery set in Cleveland, Ohio.
"l hope he got to heaven before the devil knew he's dead," Brock said, quoting an old Irish saying. Why, he wondered, weren't there any new Irish sayings? Did they all stop being amusing the day James Joyce died?
— Sheehan's Dog by Les Roberts (11%)
lol
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@klara@wandering.shop Same. 4 hour round trip for me. (Riding home with a bunch of flat packed shelving everywhere was f u n . I can't really think of any national chains other than the ones listed. :/
Dang.
This isn't actually the collection I have, but it no longer exists on Amazon. I started reading this aaaaaages ago. Got several stories in and wandered off.
It's interesting to see the modern roots of low fantasy, but when I read that, "he was a good friend of HP Lovecraft," it, ugh...makes sense. Hella racist in a way that is more up front than Tolkien or whatever.
Might just read the modern queer Red Sonja book instead.
This isn't actually the collection I have, but it no longer exists on Amazon. I started reading this aaaaaages ago. Got several stories in and wandered off.
It's interesting to see the modern roots of low fantasy, but when I read that, "he was a good friend of HP Lovecraft," it, ugh...makes sense. Hella racist in a way that is more up front than Tolkien or whatever.
Might just read the modern queer Red Sonja book instead.
A murder mystery set in Cleveland, Ohio.
Reading for work.
Content warning US home goods shopping confusion
@klara@wandering.shop Can Ikea ship to your house?
Content warning PSA, drug safety, psychonaut wiki journal app broken on purpose, really fucking bad.
