Seb Doubinsky
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The Song of Synth
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Missing Signal
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The Babylonian Trilogy
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White City
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The Invisible
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Omega Gray
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Paperclip
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Absinth
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"I loved this book. It’s the story of a man’s erotic life told inside a real exploration of UFO’s and mystery. Lyrical and the best of page turning suspense, I recommend it to all who love beautiful writing and want a good story and character study"
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"Normally noir isn't really my cup of tea, but maybe that's something I should revisit because I had so much fun with The Invisible. Loved the politicking, the art and poetry, the honest affection and ideological clashes in the POV character's second "
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"Stealing Faith" is a moving and yet brutal account of what happens when people you love, trust and amire betray you -- without wanting necessarily to do so. An honest chronic of the loss of innocence - in all ways possible --within the walls of a pr ...more | |
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John Madera's collection "Nervosities" is the living proof that avant-garde literature is not dead, as we watch the bloated corpse of mainstream fiction drift by in its toxic river of sameness. As a true heir to Clarice Lispector, Ann Quin, Paul Bowl ...more | |
"Had fun reading this action-packed cyberpunky, hallucinatory sci-fi. Some suspension of disbelief needed for the nature of the drug consumed by the protagonist. "
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Tremendous book. Absolutely loved it. A very Paul Bowlesian book, if Bowles had shown some Graham Greene humanity (Not a criticism of Bowles, who I love, but an idea of Skolkin-Smith's acute and sometimes cruelly truthful style). I highly recommend i ...more | |
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“First she would smoke a pipe, then she would Google “Amazons.” Maybe inspiration would come from a good old Wikipedia article. Who knew? The Muse did move in mysterious ways”
― The Sum of All Things
― The Sum of All Things
“Nature. He disliked its prickly stems, its bramble and bush, the obstinate precision of its cycles, its preconfigured calendar, the coded tapestry of its hills, standing stubbornly in the way of human progress.”
― Das Kapital: A novel of love and money markets
― Das Kapital: A novel of love and money markets
“Rumors. They are there to be denied, or if the market is open, to be traded on.”
― Das Kapital: A novel of love and money markets
― Das Kapital: A novel of love and money markets