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JLaurenceCohen
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"It is not well to spend one's symbols improvidently"

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REPollock
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I bought this to support the project, but did not expect so many of the stories to be innovative and striking. Even though some contributors do not normally write fiction, it‘s an interesting compelling collection.

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Kboltz
Of Monsters and Mainframes | Barbara Truelove
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Our favorite monsters on a spaceship in the future. The AI on the ship, Demeter saves the day. Weirdly good and I loved it. Not for everyone unless you love to read something new. Dracula, the Werewolf, Frankenstein, the mummy all make appearances. 🧛🧛🧛🧛

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Chittavrtti
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Determined to finish the trilogy before the year‘s end. Happy to see Koloth is a part of the adventure.

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Karisa
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#MyLitsyAwards #Fiction #2025

Thanks, @CSeydel ! That was fun looking back through my year in books. So many good ones this year and here‘s hoping for even more in 2026! 🥂🎉

Suet624 Fun to see so many Camp Litsy reads on your list. 2d
Karisa @Suet624 So many good Camp Litsy books last summer! 1d
CSeydel Great selections! Thanks for posting yours! 1d
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Chittavrtti
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swynn
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(1741, English translation 1742)

A Norwegian college graduate descends into a cave near Bergen. When a rope breaks he falls through the earth and into its hollow center, where a second sun shines and a smaller Earth orbits it. Swiftian adventures follow in lands of walking talking trees, fashionista monkeys, sentient string basses and others, satirizing and commenting on 18th century European society. Dry in parts, but fun and sometimes funny