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Tinido, to politicalscience German
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Ich glaube, Hans Kundnanis Eurowhiteness: Culture, Empire and Race in the European Project ist auch deswegen ein für Politikinteressierte, weil man hier ne zumindest in DE ungewöhnliche Perspektive auf Europa als rechtes Projekt bekommt. Zumindest nach dieser , die ich schon sehr spannend fand.
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https://www.juancole.com/2023/12/whiteness-european-perspective.html

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kimlockhartga, to bookstodon
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@bookstodon As we approach the end of 2023, I would love to know about the very best books you read this year. (They don't have to have been published in 2023 for your "best of" list.)

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The last two weeks of december are normally one of my most intensive phase of reading, so I'll wait till Christmas with my top ten.

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, 150 years ago, Lola Ridge was born in Dublin. She was to become a modernist , a leading figure in the movement in , a very prominent and campaigner für women's rights, the rights of immigrants and the poor. Lola Ridge has had a small renaissance since her biography came out 2016, but she could be read more widely.

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https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/terese-svoboda-lola-ridge/

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I just read this comprehensive roundup of the absolutely wild saga how tried to sabotage their fellow debut authors, when I saw on Twitter that her publisher cancelled her book .
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https://www.themarysue.com/cait-corrain-goodreads-controversy-explained/

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I realised that most of the books or stories I really enjoyed this year could be categorised with the hashtag , but I don't (didn't?) see myself as a cozy reader (one of my fave book is Gravity's Rainbow). So I wondered what is going on and started to read up on the definition of cozy . This blog post I found especially helpful, because of the nuanced discussion of the low/high stakes dynamics.

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What Is Cozy Fantasy?
https://wp.me/p6AA9k-7R5

Tinido,
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@IzzyChambers @Jennifer @bookstodon oh yes, and in a way it's really the absolute opposite to cozy fiction. It's about World War 2, and Nazi crimes, and very very dark.

Tinido, to bookstodon German
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I've started E. M. Anderson's The Remarkable Retirement of Edna Fisher , and I already love Edna so much, I sneaked at the end, if she will be still around. The older I get, the less I like getting my heroes killed.
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Tinido, to philosophy German
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Helen de Cruz' Newsletter Wondering Freely is one of my favourites. She makes complex philosophical ideas accessible and uses them to discuss how to live a good life. In her new article she writes about how to unlearn toxic productivity & start to learn to let your mind roam free.

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https://open.substack.com/pub/helendecruz/p/on-letting-yourself-be?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=2jfbt

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I still haven’t read Lolly Willowes, which is a shame, I know, but this review essay on the novel and a new biography on Valentine Ackland, Townsend Warner’s partner, brought it back to my tbr pile.

I’m still awfully lagging behind my @lrb pile, but being a little bit out of synch with the news these days isn’t that bad, Anyway, a good review essay probably profits if one doesn’t read it to be in the loop.

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https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v44/n12/david-trotter/the-ultimate-socket

Tinido, to bookstodon German
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I've read Mortal Follies by and I really loved it and will very likely read the second book in the series (which is already announced.)

@bookstodon @lesekreis https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5987584753

Tinido, to bookstodon
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Gute Idee von @istuetzle den aufleben zu lassen. Also folgt für stabile politökonomische Analyse & trockenem Humor zur Lage ihm.
Für aktuelle nicht-akademische Profi- & AmateurKunst aller Art @Curator
Für englische Buchtipps @kimlockhartga und der @bookstodon (automatisches retoot)
Außerdem @evemassacre (alternative Kultur, Anarchismus, linke Sachen)
Filmkritik & Alltag: @aufsmaulsuppe
Bücher: @LektoratWengorz
Für literarische Texte & Welt: @freval & @mariusz_lata

Tinido, to bookstodon German
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Mein erstes Buch (aber da wusste ich noch nicht, dass es ein "Projekt" werden wird) im war Catherine Keller, Facing Apocalypse. Climate, Deomocraxy and other last chances. Hier meine Goodreads Rezension dazu. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ . review is in english.

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https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5850105285

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„The kidneys (grilled over a clear fire) lay on top of thick slices of bacon, surrounded by fried potatoes, golden brown and sizzling. The bacon was farm bacon (…) Gilbert fell to and enjoyed his supper; the grill, followed by apple tart, and the apple tart by home-made cheese.“ — I would love to read a novel full of food descriptions like that .Any #suggestions?
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Tinido, to histodons German
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Durch die Auswertung alter, jetzt freigegebener Spionage-Satellitaufnahmen entsteht ein neues Bild davon, wie das Imperium Romanum seine Grenze im Mittleren Osten gemanaged hat & das war wohl deutlich anders als bisher gedacht.
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https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/oct/26/cold-war-satellite-images-hundreds-unknown-roman-forts?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

Tinido,
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@_bydbach_ @histodons Thank you!

Tinido, to politicalscience German
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Dear @politicalscience , I have no university affiliation so no access to Sage journals. It would be super great, if I could get access to this paper by Mair & Katz: Changing Models of Party Organization and Party Democracy: The Emergence of the Cartel Party.
(link would be: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1354068895001001001)
Thanks a lot!

Tinido, to bookstodon German
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Dear @bookstodon , I want to read The Red Scholars Wake by Aliette de Bodard, and I'm wondering, if I should read the other novels first?

Tinido,
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@aliettedb @bookstodon Thank you!

Tinido, to bookstodon German
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von steht auf sehr vielen der Shortlists französischer . Und das ganz zu recht, wie ich finde. Hier meine Rezension auf
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https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5890251609

kimlockhartga, to bookstodon
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@bookstodon Tomorrow (today in Australia and New Zealand) is Awareness Day. What really good novels have you read that feature older protagonists?

These come to my mind:

Remnant Population, Elizabeth Moon

Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead, Olga Tokarczuk

Deacon King Kong, James McBride

We Spread, Iain Reid

Old God's Time, Sebastian Barry

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Der Stechlin by Theodor Fontane (There's an English translation, Camden House 1995, it's on Abebooks) . It was published in 1898, and it's a novel about the last two years of Dubslav von Stechlin, an old Prussian county squire, living alone in his mansion near Lake Stechlin. His son is getting married to a rich girl, there's a a Reichstag election party, a visit to Berlin, and a lot of scenes of his quiet rural life. I really love it.

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Here is a new thread for friends of , , and the community.
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On the painting with the title "The Alchemist" from the Flemish Mattheus van Helmont, circa mid seventeenth century, are many uses and abuses of paper products reflected in the details. I will address 7 of these paper issues in the thread. Bonus for friends: a large écorché figure, a distillation apparatus over a fire, and metal working assistants.
Enjoy.

1/x

Tinido,
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@dbellingradt @histodons I’m a bit alarmed about the closeness of jugs containing liquids (some of them might be even acidic) and books in this picture. Does the heavy cluttering of his desk and the chaos on the floor have some moral meaning or does it just indicate “Very busy mind at work”?

Tinido, to litstudies German
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Sagt mal, interessiert sich noch irgendjemand für #literaturnobelpreis oder ist das einfach in die Belanglosigkeit gesunken? @litstudies @lesekreis

Tinido, to bookstodon German
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Vor Wochen bestellt, nun wieder lieferbar. Ich bin gespannt.
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Do you know the feeling when you‘ve read a bunch of very absorbing, intense books back to back that the number of the days you spent with them seems to be much higher than it really has been? As if the days were bigger on the inside ? @bookstodon @lesekreis

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The foe the 2023 has been announced, @bookstodon . It contains 17 titles, some a bit to expectable in their themes to my taste, but overall it seems a good list to me.

https://nanshepherdprize.com/2023/longlist

Tinido, to bookstodon German
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Another stellar review of Chuck Wendig's Black River Orchard . (With creepy details.) #planthorror #horror #genre #reading #books @bookstodon
https://www.tor.com/2023/09/26/book-review-black-river-orchard-by-chuck-wendig/

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Everyone whose literary tastes I trust, recommends Black River Orchard but Chuck Wendig. I loved Mr. Wendig's apple threads on twitter. I love love love apples. But I'm really squeamish regarding hard core horror (blood, gore, slaughter, graphic violence). So, people of @bookstodon – shall I at least try to read it?

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Dear @bookstodon #bookstodon , French literary prices season has started. All the Grands Prix like the #prixgoncourt have published their #longlist . Since the #nobelprizeforliterature for #AnnieErnaux has shifted the focus away from Houellebecq & Carrière, I think it's interesting to look what's on the lists. (And I liked last year's Prix Goncourt winner, Vivre vite by Brigitte Giraud a lot.) Here's a great ressource to keep track of the prices.
https://www.livreshebdo.fr/prix-litteraires#GrandPrix

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I love, how Andrew Liptak casually drops the new by Emily Wilson into his SF/F new arrivals in September list. (It's a great list.)
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https://transfer-orbit.ghost.io/september-2023-sci-fi-fantasy-book-list-wendig-scalzi-okorafor/

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Emily Wilson, who translated the Odyssey to apoplectic rages of the manosphere from Academia to Podcastia, has a beautiful portrait in the New Yorker.
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https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/09/18/emily-wilson-profile

Tinido,
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@Jantar @bookstodon a woman can't do this, she's to woke, she makes Homer into a queer, she has no respect for the Great Western tradition ....

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@Jantar @passenger @bookstodon Great moments of Culture-Twitter !

Tinido, to random German
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Der Teil in meinem Job als Ghost Writer, der mir mit am meisten Spaß macht, ist eigentlich auch der seltsamste: Ich werde von einem großen Unternehmen dafür bezahlt, dass ich jede Woche so ca. 3 Stunden einfach so mit Senior Level Management-Jungs über Gott und die Wirtschaftswelt rede, damit die bissle im "Diskurs" drin sind & "nicht völlig über Powerpoint" verblöden. Demnächst präsentiere ich ihnen Saitos "Systemsturz", außerdem würden sie gerne was zu Demokratie-Krisendiskussionen wissen.

Tinido,
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Ganz vergessen über die interessanten Gespräche zum Post hier: Was für ein Buch / Text würdet Ihr denn empfehlen in Bezug auf "Krise der Demokratie / Demokratiekrise"?
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Tinido,
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@apricity @politicaltheory Danke für den Tipp!

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Notable new book releases in the U.S. for September 19, 2023:

Mother, Daughter, Traitor, Spy, Susan Ella MacNeal. [WWII hunt for Nazi sympathizers in L.A.]

Starter Villain, John Scalzi. [I mean, SPY CATS, do you need anything more?]

The Box, Mandy-Suzanne Wong. [ A puzzle box within an expanding and contracting puzzle box.]

Beyond the Door of no Return, David Diop, Sam Taylor. [Senegalese Revenant story.]

Never Whistle at Night: an Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology, Shane Hawk, ed.

The World Wasn't Ready for You, Justin C. Key. [If "Get Out" were expressed in short horror stories]

Have You Seen Her? Dea Poirer. [Missing sister psychological thriller.]

Red Rabbit, Alex Grecian. [Western Folk-Horror with a bazillion characters. I'm definitely going to need to read this one.]

Inverse Cowgirl, Alicia Roth Wiegel. [Intersex rights and identity.]

Mr. Texas, Lawrence Wright. [Political parody as big as Texas.]

North Woods, Daniel Mason. [If these walls could talk.]

Black Sheep, Rachel Harrison. [You can't go home again.]

The Golden Gate, Amy Chua. [Historical thriller with everything: politics, racism, sex, and war.]

A Volga Tale, Guzel Yakhina. [Historical fiction as big and bold as the river that separates two peoples.]

Night Watch, Jayne Anne Phillips. [Post-Civil War survival story.]

The Wolves of Eternity, Karl Ove Knausgaard. [Big questions about how we see the world and our place in it, fate, destiny, and what we owe each other along the way.]

Pig: Poems, Sam Sax. [Humanity seen through the lens of everything pig. Brash, intelligent and a bit tawdry.]

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Red Rabbit sounds like it was especially written for me ;)
Thank you for your service, Ma'am. I'm always looking forward to your list.

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@kimlockhartga @bookstodon
Your list is one of the ruins of keeping my TBR pile manageable.

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by , the book everyone is talking about, is on Kindle Unlimited now, at least with a German Account.
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"Bunny: TikTok made me buy it! (English Edition)" von Mona Awad https://amzn.eu/baUL6F7

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Okay, kids, it's FRIDAY! So whatcha reading this weekend? 📚😎📚

I've got a load of new books to read. I don't even know where to start. A friend gifted me a copy of the graphic novel Black Hole, by Charles Burns, so probably that and another graphic novel Flights, which has like six volumes, and somehow I'm starting with vol. 2. edited by Kazu Kibuishi. And I plan to fit in The Vaster Wilds by the incomparable Lauren Groff.
❤📚❤ @bookstodon

Tinido,
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@kimlockhartga @bookstodon I‘m fnishing The Plague, an essay collection by Jacqueline Rose about our weird reaction to the ongoing pandemic, and then I’ll probably start a German novel, Erzählung zur Sache, by Stephanie Bart. It’s nominated for the Deutsche Buchpreis and it’s about the German left wing terrorist Gudrun Ensslin. It’s a big book, so this will take a while to finish.

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@kimlockhartga @bookstodon Erzählung zur Sache is my first attempt to tackle a Big Book in German for ages. I’m rather curious myself, if I’m really back in the mood for this.

Tinido, to politicaltheory German
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Ich neige massiv zur #Apokalyptik, was schnell unproduktiv werden kann. Das ist ein prima Interview mit Marina Garcès gegen apokalyptisches Denken:
"The objective facts about the reality of the world say rather that hell has been with us for a long time. (...) There is an apology of apocalypse deliberately fed by the media and the culture industry that aims to destroy desire, domesticate rage and exert social control through fear and importunity."
@politicaltheory https://www.soziopolis.de/as-if-we-have-not-already-destroyed-many-worlds-before.html

Tinido, to histodons German
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Wie großartig ist das!? In der Bibliothek der Uni Leipzig haben sie ein Fragment eines Textes von Meister Eckhart entdeckt ("Von zweierleiWegen"), das er wahrscheinlich selbst zu Gesicht bekommen hat. Im verlinkten Text ist ein Link zum digitalisierten Fragment.
#Mystik #Theologie #Hsndschriften #Mittelalter #Bibliothek #Archiv #HistodonsDE #Bibliodon
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https://www.uni-leipzig.de/newsdetail/artikel/aeltestes-zeugnis-von-meister-eckharts-werk-entdeckt-2023-09-11

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If you like thin books (under 150 pages), but are not very into SFF (where novellas are a thing since forever), this new online reading group website seems to be a nice place to get inspiration.
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https://waferthinbooks.com

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Tinido, to bookstodon German
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I read a short notice for Christine Lai's "Landscapes" in at least one of the Fall reading lists / Most anticipated, and put it on my Could be interesting-List (it's my Goodreads Want to Read list, a ridicioulously chaotic jumble of books that caught my attention). Now, that I've read this excerpt on Electric Literature, I've ordered it immidiately and can't wait for it to arrive. #Literature #ecowriting #climatecrisis #bookstodon @bookstodon @lesekreis
https://electricliterature.com/landscapes-by-christine-lai/

Tinido, to bookstodon German
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Lucy Scoles is such a great literary critic / essayist, she makes you want to immediately read the novels she writes about. I loved this little portrait of Elizabeth Mavor (of whom I've never heard before) and her novels of love among women.
@bookstodon https://thebookerprizes.com/the-booker-library/features/elizabeth-mavor-relished-spirited-unorthodox-women-and-her-work-is-ripe

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