Zoe finished reading Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel (The Wolf Hall Trilogy, #2)

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Raw, surprising, beautifully unexpected poetry

Raw, surprising, beautifully unexpected poetry

The Rose Field is a forthcoming fantasy novel by Philip Pullman. It is the third volume in The Book of …

An epic, multigenerational novel-in-verse about two Sámi families and their quest to stay together across a century of migration, violence, …

When Cordelia Naismith and her survey crew are attacked by a renegade group from Barrayar, she is taken prisoner by …
"Well friends, this may be my favorite read of the year. The metaphors are breathtaking. She does things with character-building that I’ve seen matched only by the master Diana Wynne Jones. It simultaneously feels very grown-up and literary but childlike and fantastical, and I yearn to do what she does with this style." -- no-where-new-hero
"Well friends, this may be my favorite read of the year. The metaphors are breathtaking. She does things with character-building that I’ve seen matched only by the master Diana Wynne Jones. It simultaneously feels very grown-up and literary but childlike and fantastical, and I yearn to do what she does with this style." -- no-where-new-hero

Paris, 1889
The Exposition Universelle is underway, drawing merchants from every corner of the globe. Luz Alana Heith-Benzan set …
"...a big satisfying exploration of long histories, humanity, and what happens if you accidentally make a bunch of spiders sentient and then wait a million years and then need to land on their planet" - Raph
"...a big satisfying exploration of long histories, humanity, and what happens if you accidentally make a bunch of spiders sentient and then wait a million years and then need to land on their planet" - Raph
"...the Canterbury Tales in space, it is WEIRD AS FUCK and I’m desperate to talk to someone about it, it’s like a collection of short stories within a frame involving a Pilgrimage to visit a slicy dicy medieval murder demon, all the stories are different genres, some are better than others, all are about Wishes" - Raph
"...the Canterbury Tales in space, it is WEIRD AS FUCK and I’m desperate to talk to someone about it, it’s like a collection of short stories within a frame involving a Pilgrimage to visit a slicy dicy medieval murder demon, all the stories are different genres, some are better than others, all are about Wishes" - Raph

Launch your crafting further back in time than any sewing guide has offered before.
For thousands of years, prehistoric …