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'Owen Barfield: Philosophy, Poetry, and Theology' by Michael Vincent Di Fuccia

Infinity Engine by Neal Asher and Preacher, collected edition Volume 3.

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Possibly 'Swiss and the Nazis' by Stephen Halbrook . . .

The Lost Hero by Rick Riordan and will listen to "At Your Majesty's Secret Service" by Rhys Bowen when release on August 1.

Elizabeth Hunter The Force of Wind (Bk 3 of the Elementals series)

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'No Way Out: The Irish in Wartime France, 1939–1945' by Isadore Ryan

Complete Calvin and Hobbes, Volume 1.
And whatever else is on the table beside the bed.

The Girls by Emma Cline, probably!

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'Flowers for Algernon' by Daniel Keyes. I technically started it yesterday (and got through 35%) - reading is quite slow as I need breaks not to start crying. Eye-opening book.
After that, I'm going to start on 'Not that kind of girl'

I'm considering rereading "It" after seeing the movie. Still prefer the original 2 part 1990 television version.

Against the Grain by Joris-Karl Huysmans

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I think I'm going to re-read Owen Barfield's 'Poetic Diction' . . .

The Secret History by Donna Tartt and/or The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova (I often read two or more books at the time, one is usually a hard copy I keep on the table beside the bed, the other one is an e-book I read on a bus, etc.).

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Another possibility for my next book (and there are so many wonderful options) is 'The Lost Colony of Roanoke: New Perspectives' by Brandon Fullam.

The John Grimes Saga, Volume 6 (omnibus edition) by A. Bertram Chandler.