My mom told me about this short story after watching a "documentary" video about the movie Idiocracy. Are there any other fans of the movie on here??
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My mom told me about this short story after watching a "documentary" video about the movie Idiocracy. Are there any other fans of the movie on here??
They were full of envy at the office when Meg told them she was going to Australia for a month on December 11th.
#firstlinefridays
@ShyBookOwl
A delightful collection stories with some set in Australia.
Here‘s a “book-related” post that succinctly explains the current state of the U.S. for those who are still trying to ignore it. Or even worse —justify it.
pickI love noir this time of year, and Hanukkah related noir made it extra fun.
pickInterpreter of Maladies, by Jhumpa Lahiri (1999)
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Premise: A Pulitzer-Prize-winning collection of stories about South Asian lives, particularly in the diaspora in the United States.
Review: A quarter-century after its publication, not only does this hold up, but it actually feels fresh and interesting — a lot fresher than her more recent work, which hasn‘t worked for me
Bookish Pair: Peacocks of Instagram, by Deepa Rajagopalan (2024)
pickA short listen from the queen of Futurism.
It was a bit unbalanced the first story being more than twice as long and in depth then the second. But this is a fantastic book for someone who needs an introduction to OEB both stories are unrelated but have the same themes and ideas as her series.
🎶Tumble outta bed and I stumble to the kitchen
Pour myself a cup of ambition🎶
Grateful for a bit of reading time before the grind begins!
Christmas is over,
the new year is underway —
time for a vacation.
#haikuhive #haikuaday #monalisa
Is it just me or is anybody else a little burnt out right now? I‘ve got the January blues. 😌
Random book from our personal library.
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