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1 day ago · Welcome to /r/RedditReads. The purpose of this sub is to create an accessible list of what reddit users are reading. The entries are sourced from /r/books 'What Are You Reading'-thread, which is posted in /r/books every Monday.
1 day ago · Count von Farsberg, the major commander of the Prussian army, had just finished reading his mail, and was sitting on his back in a large armchair upholstered in velvet, with two feet in boots resting on elegant marble...
3 days ago · Featuring the timeless works of Guy de Maupassant and his haunting short novel, Le Horla, the book club will be led by the insightful Keveen. Le Horla is a 19th-century story composed of diary entries documenting a man’s descent into madness; a mesmerizing tale that delves into themes of sanity, obsession, and the unseen forces that lurk ...
1 day ago · Making Friends by Joy Williams, 1981. The magic trick: Letting us hang out with characters in an interesting situation, rather than relying on a fast-moving plot to hold our interest. This is a very special story. It doesn’t necessarily have a memorable angle to play. And the plot won’t really interest you particularly.
4 days ago · 5/5: These are three mainstream-fiction short stories not related to one another except in theme--relationship trouble--told from the perspectives of three different women. The first story is titled "Heartache" and was first published in Ms. Buhlert's college anthology newleaf #2. I found it to be well written and very enjoyable. It takes maybe 15 minutes. Ms. Buhlert has this to say about its ...
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Chapter 27. my father—premature decay—the easy-chair—a few questions—so you told me—a difficult language—they call it haik—misused opportunities—saul—want of can
