Sean Bala started reading Meru by S. B. Divya
I first saw this in my Amazon recommendations. I usually take them with a grain of salt but it seems like a very interesting work from @sbdivya@wandering.shop! Added to the To Read list!
An American residing in Chicago with two degrees in comparative religions. Lived in India for five years. Currently working in higher education. Always have four to five books in rotation and always up for new recommendations!
Some Favorite Genres: #fantasy #scifi #history #speculativefiction #politics #anthropology #religion #mysteries #philosophy #theology #ecology #environment #travel #solarpunk
Some Favorite Authors: Margaret Atwood, Ray Bradbury, E.M. Forster, Ursula K. LeGuin, John Steinbeck, W. Somerset Maugham
Really looking to read more authors from the Global South in 2024.
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I first saw this in my Amazon recommendations. I usually take them with a grain of salt but it seems like a very interesting work from @sbdivya@wandering.shop! Added to the To Read list!
Saw this on Mastodon through #Bookstodon and it looks good!
My favorite of the Earthsea Cycle novels. Deeply atmospheric with endless mysteries.
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The final book in the Earthsea Cycle.
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