@Yalow,
Thank you, Tsar is right, it's a bot.
new book by Alexandria Poole about talking cats
@Koveshnikov,
I thought it was written by Chah T Tom.
I have been reading Bind, Torture, Kill: The Inside Story of the Serial Killer Next Door by Roy Wenzl, Tim Potter, L. Kelly, and Hurst Laviana, all reporters following the killer's actions for years.
It is a grim read. It starts with a young family being murdered.
@izzythepush,
Quote:Tsar is right, it's a bot.
I don't see what goal it could have.
@Yalow,
'All The Light You Cannot See' - Anthony Doerr
@Yalow,
Yalow wrote:
Quote:Tsar is right, it's a bot.
I don't see what goal it could have.
Not all bots exist for spamming. Many bots exist to learn to interact (language wise) with real people. You can build a better spammer/scammer bot if its victim thinks the bot is a real person.
So? What is your alternative theory that this poster is constantly dropping book titles that literally aren't recognized by Google or Goodreads? Or even Amazon.com?
I Considered It by Rachel Wells
(these books are not publicly available)
Rereading The Master and Margarita again, as I do every couple of years.
The Song of the Cell: An Exploration of Medicine and the New Human by Siddhartha Mukherjee
@littlek,
I'm reading the Silmarillion and I'm loving it!
I'm reading the Lord of the Rings and I'm loving it!
@funnyUsername123,
"I've been swimming in raw sewage.
And I love it!"
Inspector Frank Drebben, Naked Gun 3.
Rereading Flashforward by Robert J. Sawyer. Published in 1999. Kind of funny to see what predictions made for the future failed ... miserably.
I'm reading the Lord of the Rings and I'm loving it!
@funnyUsername123,
did you find the first 100 pages heavy going - and have you seen the movies, or is this your first foray into middle Earth?
As of now, I'm currently reading to The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo but my best friend, who's from a far, gifted me a book before my birthday because she was afraid it might now arrive on my birthday. The book that she bought was titled "King of Wrath"and I can't wait to read it.
Humphry Clinker, (going through a Georgian phase right now.)
Low Life: Lures and Snares of Old New York by Lucy Sante
