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PHYSICAL AND EBOOKS 2025

1. How To Sell A Haunted House by Grady Hendrix
2. The Color of Magic by Terry Pratchett
3. The In-Between Bookstore by Edward Underhill
4. Apples Never Fall by Liane Moriarty
5. A Pirate's Life For Tea by Rebecca Thorne
6. Open Season by Jonathan Kellerman
7. Can't Spell Treason Without Tea by Rebecca Thorne
8. The Light Fantastic by Terry Pratchett
9. Equal Rites by Terry Pratchett
10. Tea You At the Altar by Rebecca Thorne
11. Sourcery by Terry Pratchett
12. OverGrowth by Mira Grant
13. Blue is the Hills by Lily Piper
14. Never Flinch by Stephen King
15. The Puppet Masters by Robert A. Heinlein
16. Invasion of the Body Snatchers by Jack Finney
17. The Midwich Cuckoos by John Wyndham
18. The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells
19. Horns by Joe Hill
20. Alchemy and a Cup of Tea by Rebecca Thorne
21. The End of the World as we Know It edited by Chris Golden and Brain Keene
22. Last Words by George Carlin with Tony Hendra
23. Speedbumps Flooring it Through Hollywood by Teri Garr
24. i,Robot by Isaac Asimov
25. Nightfall Gardens book one by Allen Houston
26. Witch and Tell by Angela M. Sanders
27. For Whom the Belle Tolls by Jaysea Lynn
28. The Shadow Garden Nightfall Gardens book two by Allen Houston
29. The Labyrinth Nightfall Gardens book three by Allen Houston
30. Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
31. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
32. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
33. Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins

AUDIOBOOKS

1. Flight or Fright Edited by Stephen King and Bev Vincent
2. Futuristic Violence and Fancy Suits by Jason Pargin
3. Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King
4. Finders Keepers by Stephen King
5. End of Watch by Stephen King
6. The Outsider by Stephen King
7. If it Bleeds by Stephen King
8. Holly by Stephen King
9. The Crossings by Jack Ketchum
10. Hyperion by Dan Simmons
11. Fall of Hyperion by Dan Simmons
12. I'm Starting to Worry About This Black Box of Doom by Jason Pargin
13. Endymion by Dan Simmons
14. John Dies At The End by Jason Pargin
15. This Book is Full of Spiders by Jason Pargin
16. The Rise of Endymion by Dan Simmons
17. The Long Walk by Stephen King
18. Cheshire Crossing by Andy Weir (audiodrama but it counts)
19. The Martian by Andy Weir
20. If This Book Exists. You're in the Wrong Universe by Jason Pargin
21. Masters of Doom by David Kushner
22. Hackers: Heros of the Computer Revolution by Steven Levy
23. A Mind of Her Own by Paula McLain
24. Once Upon Atari by Howard Scott Warshaw
25. Shroud by Adrian Tchaikovsky
26. Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky
27. The Dead Drink First by Dale Maharidge
28. Randomize: Forward collection by Andy Weir
29. The Man Who Knew the Way to the Moon by Todd Zwillich
30. The Wild Heart of Stevie Nicks by Rob Sheffield
31. Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24675555

Today is my best friends birthday. He would have been 50. Sadly he died on the 7th of this month.

Here one with him with my son who will turn 21 in March. He was always a good uncle to my kids.

This was the last time we saw him in person. He had been living in a nursing home for last three years. With him is my middle son.

Though we couldn't visit often (we live so far away) I spoke on the phone with him almost everyday.

I will miss him, he was best friend a guy could ask for. Won't ever have other like him.

This magazine is no longer legitimate.

How the fuck is AI person of the year?

Oklahoma especially Tulsa area going be fucked if we don't put stop to these data centers. If they go through with building 27 of them in the Tulsa area alone. We can say goodbye to our drinking water, and good bye to affordable electricity.

I have decided for my mental health to take a break from Lemmy and go touch grass instead. I enjoy my time here, but it is taking away from things I should be doing, and things I want to do. I find myself doomscrolling for hours on here and I know that's not healthy.

So I am going go finish reading a lot of books.

Going finishing writing a lot of books.

And going start going on long walks.

Starting a new job Monday and it will be work from home. I am excited and nervous, but ready for the new chapter of my life. And I need to do something productive and unplug for a few weeks from all the negative shit going on in the world.

Besides October is coming up soon my favorite time of the year, so want to enjoy the real world for a bit and hop off social media. I'll be back but hopefully I can do better than scrolling for hours on end.

Hope you all have great rest of the month, and also a wonderful Halloween.

Source: https://billsaquarium.com/comic/new-hat/

Guppie shows off his new hat. Also will be taking a well needed break from Lemmy starting tomorrow. For my mental health, I am going go out and touch grass for a bit.

But the comics will continue, You'll just need to head over to my website to view them. Have a wonderful week and thanks for reading.

Source: https://billsaquarium.com/comic/new-hat/

Guppie shows off his new hat. Also will be taking a well needed break from Lemmy starting tomorrow. For my mental health, I am going go out and touch grass for a bit.

But the comics will continue, You'll just need to head over to my website to view them. Have a wonderful week and thanks for reading.

This song is spot on.

OKLAHOMA CITY–Senator Dusty Deevers issued on Thursday the following statement on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a national leader in the fight for truth, faith, and freedom of speech:

“Charlie Kirk was a bold defender of truth, an unyielding advocate for free speech, and a tireless champion for America’s founding values. Most importantly to me, he was a faithful evangelist proclaiming Christ crucified to millions,” Deevers said. “Charlie inspired countless young people to stand courageously for liberty without apology. His passing is a tremendous loss not only to Oklahoma, but to our nation.”

To honor Kirk’s memory and continue his mission, Senator Deevers encouraged the legislature to prepare to enthusiastically pass three measures recently introduced by Senator Shane Jett, R-Shawnee, in the 2026 session:

Senate Bill 1188 – Establishes Charlie Kirk Free Speech Day in Oklahoma, to include statewide programs and discussions promoting open dialogue and the protection of Constitutional rights. Senate Bill 1187 – Requires the creation of a Charlie Kirk Memorial on every public college and university campus in Oklahoma as a permanent symbol of the importance of free expression and open discourse, and of the evil of political violence. Senate Concurrent Resolution 13 – Officially recognizes and honors the life and work of Charlie Kirk, commending his dedication to proclaiming the gospel and preserving America’s heritage of liberty. “Charlie Kirk devoted himself to strengthening the next generation to stand strong in the truth. For that, he was cut down. We must honor and continue his legacy,” Deevers said. “I look forward to doing so come next session.”

OKLAHOMA CITY–Senator Dusty Deevers issued on Thursday the following statement on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a national leader in the fight for truth, faith, and freedom of speech:

“Charlie Kirk was a bold defender of truth, an unyielding advocate for free speech, and a tireless champion for America’s founding values. Most importantly to me, he was a faithful evangelist proclaiming Christ crucified to millions,” Deevers said. “Charlie inspired countless young people to stand courageously for liberty without apology. His passing is a tremendous loss not only to Oklahoma, but to our nation.”

To honor Kirk’s memory and continue his mission, Senator Deevers encouraged the legislature to prepare to enthusiastically pass three measures recently introduced by Senator Shane Jett, R-Shawnee, in the 2026 session:

Senate Bill 1188 – Establishes Charlie Kirk Free Speech Day in Oklahoma, to include statewide programs and discussions promoting open dialogue and the protection of Constitutional rights. Senate Bill 1187 – Requires the creation of a Charlie Kirk Memorial on every public college and university campus in Oklahoma as a permanent symbol of the importance of free expression and open discourse, and of the evil of political violence. Senate Concurrent Resolution 13 – Officially recognizes and honors the life and work of Charlie Kirk, commending his dedication to proclaiming the gospel and preserving America’s heritage of liberty. “Charlie Kirk devoted himself to strengthening the next generation to stand strong in the truth. For that, he was cut down. We must honor and continue his legacy,” Deevers said. “I look forward to doing so come next session.”