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@TwBookClub Usually, these types of stories tend to be of an apocalyptic nature. But this one comes across as pre-apocalyptic, how life on Earth becomes unraveled before everything falls apart. Interesting concept. Congrats to the author on BOTD.

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Book of the Day, June 20th – Science Fiction

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"Fleeing the Chaos of Earth" by James Wilson

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@winekenobi_ And a great book as well!

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@poorbjorn This book well-deserved the time I put into it. Extremely informative and exceptionally crafted.

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@LoneStarMick One of the wackiest books I’ve ever read!

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@goodreads Agee’s “A Death in the Family.”

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Now this is a helluva book…

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@SilchasRuinMe Magnificent series opener from one of my favorite authors. I need to reread soon.

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@danielgladis @rmunro3 Fabulous read.

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@junegillam Terrific novel!

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@WaltHitchcock I’m looking forward to reading House of Leaves, but found the Fitzgerald to be nearly unreadable.

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@realMattKParker Slowly making my way through Greene. I don’t think I would have appreciated him at a younger age. And this book is magnificent.

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@goodreads King’s “The Wind Through the Keyhole”

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@SoulCultivated You neglected Patrick O’Brian’s books. Must reads, starting with “Master and Commander”

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@rmunro3 @paul_jkrause I wonder what bitte means

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@Dostoevskyquot Un Believe Able

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@the_book_land I tried three times and couldn’t get into it. But on the fourth time, it finally clicked. And I think it’s because I was much older and in a better place to appreciate it.

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@MattKaramazov I often don’t remember content but I always remember the way I felt while reading a book and immediately afterward.