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I still have to finish Ben Wilson's "Metropolis"
Weekly "what are you reading" Thread #68 
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Oneechan ga kita, relatable,10/10, highly recommend - Lil B
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Nearly done with Book of the New Sun.
It's a masterpiece, it's insane, 10/10 would recommend
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I read 'Manhood' by Steve Biddulph 1994. It is a self-help book focused of the how to overcome the stone cold fathering of the mid-century. Many of the problems identified (e.g. absent fathers) have just gotten worse since it's release so it's a bit sad to look back on because the author has a lot of hope.
It puts a lot of faith in the upcoming men's rights movement which is funny in retrospective and it does a lot of chud style noticing about single mom's etc so wouldn't fly today, but it was 'viral' back when it was released.
Starting on 1984 now.
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Still the Bible, Pelagius was right.
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Night Film by Marisha Peesl. Been very mysterious so far, I am very intrigued.
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Just got the Bonehunters. I don't usually take suggestions from Reddit but have really enjoyed Malazan.
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