A POOL OF POSSIBILITIES
Looking for your next great read? One shared pool. Six books each week. Boost as many titles as you like; save your weekly vote for This Week’s Six.
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Fiction2003
“The clues kept me turning pages, even when the art-history explanations felt like lectures. The short chapters are doing real work.”
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Fiction1857
“Sarah's fear gives the hidden secret weight before you know what it is. The household feels full of things unsaid.”
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Fiction1859
“The framing house is almost as interesting as the stories told inside it. I liked the sense of people performing for a listener.”
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Fiction1957
“A murder seen from a passing train is a terrific opening. The practical problem of finding the place is half the fun.”
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Fiction1907
“The political speeches are blunt, but the future editor's notes give the story a much stranger sense of history.”
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Fiction1884
“A square explaining his world makes a surprisingly good satire of people who think their society is natural.”
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“The opening attacks are terrifying because the narrator keeps trying to fit them into ordinary news and travel.”
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Fiction1826
“The epidemic story is bleak, but the gradual loss of ordinary company is what makes it hard to read.”
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Fiction1918
“The supposedly sacred places on Mars are much less reassuring once Carter gets inside them.”
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