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9. Thanks for sharing that, hermetic! I like that website. I didn't know of its existence.

Mon Nov 9, 2015, 10:43 AM

Nov 2015

I knew nothing of Josh Fruhlinger or his new book.

I always tell what I know, which isn't much.

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What are you reading this week of November 8, 2015? [View all] hermetic Nov 2015 OP

Hello, everyone! Thank you for the thread, hermetic. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #1

I say, Enthusiast hermetic Nov 2015 #6

"The Lost Girls of Rome," Donato Carrisi, and "Dark Secrets," shenmue Nov 2015 #2

"Strip Jack" Ian Rankin TexasProgresive Nov 2015 #3

Bummer about the Kindle hermetic Nov 2015 #7

Amazon has a free Kindle app for PCs and MACs TexasProgresive Nov 2015 #8

Nice to know, since I have no "device" aside from this old desktop PC. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #10

A Higher Call sounds awesome hermetic Nov 2015 #5

The Thomas Childers' book will go on my list. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #13

Mrs. E would probably enjoy James McBride's book japple Nov 2015 #14

Now that is an unusal twist on the story! Enthusiast Nov 2015 #16

This week I proof-read a novel HeiressofBickworth Nov 2015 #17

Those sound interesting, HeiressofBickworth. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #18