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Wild blueberry

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7. Excellent post!

Reply to SorellaLaBefana (Original post)

Sat Jan 18, 2025, 11:23 AM

Jan 18

Thank you for this thoughtful post and list of great books. I've been reading more (a lot more) since November 6, and it really helps. Helps me understand and helps me be calmer and more centered.
Art matters, and never more than when we are in times like this.
Thank you.

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Snopes Fact Checks recent discussion of Octavia Butler's Eerily Correct descriptions of Current America [View all] SorellaLaBefana Jan 18 OP

Don't forget John Brunner . . . hatrack Jan 18 #1

Thank you. SorellaLaBefana Jan 18 #3

It is a real pleasure reading your posts. Where have you been before? erronis Jan 18 #11

I read this during Covid lockdown. intheflow Jan 18 #2

Agreed lonely bird Jan 18 #4

k&r n/t markie Jan 18 #5

Dear Ms. Butler! ChazInAz Jan 18 #6

Excellent post! Wild blueberry Jan 18 #7

Ursula LeGuin's "The Disconnected" is another dickthegrouch Jan 18 #8

I've been watching "Designated Survivor" again recently dickthegrouch Jan 18 #9

Link to Postman's book from Wikipedia lonely bird Jan 18 #10

Not to worry, soon we will have Djt, JDV, ELON, MTG, KashP, & dozens if not hundreds, of new people to show ..... usaf-vet Jan 18 #12

Interesting paragraph from Snopes LiberalArkie Jan 18 #13

Seattle Public Library: Our 2024 Seattle Reads selection is "Parable of the Sower" by Octavia Butler. cbabe Jan 18 #14

And don't forget ... SLClarke Jan 18 #15

Thank you for your post people Jan 18 #16

I have read several of Octavia Butler's novels. Jeebo Jan 18 #17

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