Book Club from Hell
Book Club from Hell, ARX-HanWe read cursed and non-cursed books
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 93 | Subscribers | Read | bookclubfromhell.substack.com |
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#107 Moon People - Dale Courtney
Moon people, published in 2008, is, in many ways, the sci-fi equivalent of The Eye of Argon. Bizarre plotting, even more bizarre characters, and, most importantly, it's oddly charming.
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#106 Programmed to Kill - David McGowan w/ David Herod from Tooky's Mag
David McGowan's Programmed to Kill (2004) is a seminal work of conspiratorial thinking, well-regarded among members of the online commentariat on parapolitics, as well among conspiracy theory aficionados generally. Paedophile rings, satanic...
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We read cursed and non-cursed books
Novelist (INCEL) and theoretician (DecentralizedFiction.com). Fiction about shame / masculinity / nihilism; Non-fiction about literature / publishing / decentralization.
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