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I tend to concur, but I've only seen one person express a strong opinion on it. I imagine there's some Venn diagram overlap between...

With such strong opinions, I expected something a lot worse when I looked up the artwork online. I have read romance novels with more...

I signed up for a walking class at school and ordered a FitBit. 100 miles by the end of the semester or bust. Send me good mojo please.

188 weigh in. I'm mostly OK with that as I missed a day of food, and digestion issues caught up to me today AND I missed lunch. So...

The 2026 thread is over here. https://www.enworld.org/threads/what-are-you-reading-in-2026.716987/

+1. Loved both Circe and Song of Achilles. I also recommend Ariadne: A Novel by Jennifer Saint

"retrieves by"; did you mean receives from, or something else?

I started WoT #3 - it feels like the prose is more refined suddenly, it feels somehow elevated, but maybe I am imaging because I read a...

I was telling myself last month that I'd re-read The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings this year, since I haven't read them since the...

While that is no doubt true some of the time, it doesn't have to be true all the time. A boss will of course always be individually be...

There are definitely subsets of LitRPGs that aren't also protal/isekai; the most common of which are "System Apocalypses". Dungeon...

I probably should have posted this before, but we have a new thread for discussing what we're reading now that it's 2026...

This is a great book. I read it before Song of Achilles, and the latter is also great.

My wife gave me this book for Christmas (Circe, by Madaline Miller). It's a really interesting take on the Greek Circe, her background...