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damn you Apple and your Alternative Hits of 1989 playlist #oldpeoplemusic

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Another week, another 157107 #covid19 cases #uspol ... I've started hearing the "we don't believe the numbers" responses first-hand #SMH


Read: Knight's Shadow by Sebastien de Castell

Grandpa: Are you kidding? Fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love, miracles...

The Grandson: Doesn't sound too bad. I'll try to stay awake.

(from The Princess Bride of course, but applicable)

I stayed awake! 😂

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Read: Traitor's Blade by Sebastian de Castell

Sebastian de Castell starts off another tale of magic and swordplay with The Traitor's Blade. Falcio, Kest, and Brasti make a nice addition to the tradition started by Dumas' Athos, Aramis, and Porthos. 😀

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Read: Queenslayer by Sebastien de Castell

She's 13, a brand new queen, and everyone is telling Kellen to kill her. But Kellen likes to make up his own mind, yeah?

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Read: Soulbinder by Sebastien de Castell

Yeah, so that horrible curse Kellen lives with, that got him kicked out of his own family and society, and made the constant target of bounty-hunting magi? It's even more complicated than he thought.

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Read: Charmcaster by Sebastien de Castell

Sebastian de Castell keeps the interesting stories going of Kellen, the Jan'tep outcast and trickster, and the bizarre family that's been forming around him.

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Read: The Unbound Empire by Melissa Caruso

Book #3 of the Swords and Fire series is typically fun and satisfying.

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Read: Protect The Prince by Jennifer Estep

Jennifer Estep's swords and magic Crown of Shards series is awfully fun.

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Read: Shadowblack by Sebastien de Castell

I really enjoyed this whole series. Book 2 finds Kellen - magical outcast from his Jan'tep family - beginning to accept his new status as outlaw and trickster, while learning that there is a whole world outside the insular society he grew up in.

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Read: The Defiant Heir by Melissa Caruso

Melissa Caruso's story of magic and politics in a world of medieval city-states - started in The Tethered Mage - continues in The Defiant Heir.

Interesting characters and the story goes in some non-standard directions, so that's kinda cool.

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Welcome to Monday. I'm too... everything to have opinions today 😨


Read: Confluence (Linesman #3) by S. K. Dunstall

The conclusion to S. K. Dunstall's excellent Linesman series.

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Read: Spellslinger by Sebastien de Castell

Your whole society is based on magic, your dad is the head of the family and a powerful magi, your sister is a magical prodigy, and your magic just sputtered and died on the day of your magical trials.

Yeah, sucks to be you.

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Criagslist: Still Got It


You know what's manly and cool? Doing whatever it takes to protect your family, friends, neighbors, and community regardless of what others think. Oh you thought I meant a gun? No, WEAR A MASK #covid19


I'm researching more interesting ways to display data about my posts here (the archive + bar chart here http://monkinetic.blog/archive was my first attempt) - thinking sparklines or something

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Seeing yellow, or racism in the camera: "Why does ‘yellow filter’ keep popping up in American movies?" https://matadornetwork.com/read/yellow-filter-american-movies/

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Good morning fellow humans ☕️ ☀️

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