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An illustrated recursive man gripping large garden shears as he creeps up behind a couple.
Original Fiction
Science Fiction

The Belle of the Ball

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Comment number: 3
Mosaic of 8 titles for Jo Walton's October 2025 reading list
Books
Jo Walton Reads

Jo Walton’s Reading List: October 2025

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Comment number: 11
An illustration of two small figures facing a colorful jumble of giant abstract lines and shapes.
Original Fiction
Horror

Model Collapse

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Comment number: 6
An illustration of a woman looking out the window while she brushes the hair of cat wearing a dapper little outfit, who sits in her lap like a child.
Original Fiction
weird fantasy

In Connorville

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Comment number: 5
Collection of 8 books from Jo Walton's July 2025 reading list
Books
Jo Walton Reads

Jo Walton’s Reading List: July 2025

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Comment number: 7
Two figures examine a giant head suspended in a massive tube.
Original Fiction
Science Fiction

The Sack of Burley Cottage

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Comment number: 1
An illustration of a person holding their hands up, their left arm is dripping with blood, while their right is caught in a dark swirl of tarot cards, purple flame, and assorted flora and fauna.
Original Fiction

Asymmetrical

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Comment number: 1
An illustration of a a tentacle wrapped around a jagged piece of pottery.
Original Fiction
Weird Fiction

Squid Teeth

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Comment number: 3
Collection of 8 books from Jo Walton's February 2025 reading list
Books
Jo Walton Reads

Jo Walton’s Reading List: February 2025

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Comment number: 8
An illustration of a landline phone handset dangling from a coiled cord in the dark, silhouetted by car headlights beaming through an open door where a person stands, casting a long shadow into the room.
Original Fiction
Horror

Landline

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Comment number: 8
An illustration of a young woman carrying a rifle through a dense forest.
Original Fiction
Horror

Agate Way

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Comment number: 1
An illustration trees growing from an older woman's face. Her eyes are closed, and hidden in the forest are a trail ants, dinosaurs, some buildings, and a flock of green parrots in flight.
Original Fiction
Science Fiction

Not Alone

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Comment number: 3

"It is shocking to find how many people do not believe they can learn, and how many more believe learning to be difficult.”

Frank Herbert, Dune

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