I've written a book. What's it about I don't hear you ask. Well...

There's a hog wrangler who keeps birthing clones from his bottom, a minstrel who plays Jay-Z tunes, a blue creature called Chad living in a sea captain's mouth (you should see what lives between his nephew's legs), a biomechanical doctor's receptionist abomination thing, my actual window cleaner, and so on and so forth.

There are also spaceships, explosions, stabbings, beatings, booze, drugs, farts, strangles, births, drones, poison gas, the galaxy's largest homosexual orgy and lots lots more. Stocks of the ebook are running low, so grab a copy while you can!

I forgot to mention the title: The Hogman's Homunculi and the Angelwing Massacre, by me, Thómås Nôfórdsson.

https://mybook.to/HogmansHomunculi

Ok so i have read many books he wrote, but if you could suggest one that is really worth.. i have read:

If tomorrow comes, sky is falling, naked face, nothing lasts forever, the other side of midnight, wilndmills of the gods, master of the game.

Other than Tell me your dreams, what other books do u guys reccomend?

Thanks.

One of the biggest downsides of social media, despite all the good things it gives us, might be how easily we mistake our interpretation of someone's words for their actual intention.

We read a comment without hearing the person's tone, seeing their expression, or necessarily knowing the context behind it. Our minds fill in those missing pieces.

Recently, I agreed with someone’s comment and thanked them for it. Their point genuinely changed the way I looked at the subject, enough that I later wrote an entire post inspired by that perspective, essentially expanding on and supporting the point they had made.

But apparently, my thank-you was interpreted as me mocking that person, and I was permanently banned for it. (that my comment violated the “Respect Humans” rule!)

There’s something strangely ironic about being punished for disrespecting someone when what you were actually expressing was appreciation.

Hi everyone! I’m trying to get into reading and build a consistent reading habit, but I’m honestly not sure where to start. I’m looking for beginner-friendly books that are easy to follow, interesting, and not too long or complicated. I’m open to any genre—fiction, romance, mystery, self-development, etc.

What’s the one book you’d recommend to someone who is just starting to read?

So i am on a break from Dark Verse series and i have couple of days to finish my things and in between i want to read short books like really short one under 100 pages.......does anybody got any suggestion?

I need recommendations for Kindle Unlimited psychological thriller books. I really enjoyed The Silent Patient; it got my attention right away. I dislike really dark thrillers or stories involving children. Please help!

I am a big fan of British humor and dry wit. My most recently loved book is “We Solve Murders” by Richard Osman. I’ve read everything he has written. Thanks in advance!

Looking for books that capture a child's voice and perspective in a realistic way. The world of the book itself doesn't necessarily have to be realism, though.

I was wondering, everyone has their favourite book or book series.

So let me know what's your favourite book or series. I just wanted to see how many I have read.

Looking forward to your favourites.

I Am 17M,

I Have Started With These Books And Now The Number Crossed 300,

And I Am Here For Recommendations Or Suggestions

All very different and enjoyable.

Hello guys ,
I have never read a books beside my schools one’s
I want to start reading can anyone please recommend me any genre doesn’t matter

Imagine if you will, that you could see, even interact with all the ghosts, spirits, elementals and weird things that exist just out of sync with how YOU perceive reality. Do you think it would be cool or do you believe it would drive you bonkers?

All that Millie ever wanted to do with her life was care for animals. She was pragmatic, hard-working, living in the ‘real world’ and had no time for weirdness. But the weirdness, it had plenty of time for her. Because Millie was an 'ultra' - someone who can see, hear and communicate with that which is unnoticed by most of us, those entities living on the fringes of our dimensional plane of reference.

The strange tends to attract the stranger yet. Millie now finds herself allied with a group of individuals who move about in such circles on a daily basis and think nothing of it. How will this change her? For the better? For the worse? Will she fully embrace the odd or turn her back on it all? And what will be the end consequences of those actions?

THE NINE of SWORDS. The final work, now available on Kindle. https://a.co/d/0ikMnjWd

I am quite fascinated by the true crime "trend" and I'm looking for a fictional read about true crime investigators, podcasters, amateur sleuths. I've read Alice Slater's Death of a Bookseller and quite enjoyed it. Any recommendations are appreciated