What Are You Reading This Week and Weekly Rec Thread

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Please let us know what you’ve read this week, what you've finished up, and any recommendations or recommendation requests! Please provide more than just a list of novels; we would like your thoughts as to what you've been reading.

Posts which simply name a novel and provide no thoughts will be deleted going forward.

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r/TrueLit • u/LegitimateCurve8525 • 26m ago

Article Japanese Author Ryu Murakami, Who Wrote ‘Almost Transparent Blue’ and ‘Coin Locker Babies’ (inspiration for Silent Hill 4: The Room), Dies at 74

japannews.yomiuri.co.jp

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