I'm think I got this bookwyrm thing right. I ended up more-or-less manually importing ~1,000 books. I'm sure there is supposed to be any easier way.
I previously had accounts @fu@bookwyrm.social @fu@millefeuilles.cloud and @fu@bookwyrm.world, I think this one will be here to stay but I might need to find a less expensive hosting solution.
You can find my Pleroma account @hey@r.jimfulner.com
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76% complete! Jim Fulner has read 57 of 75 books.
The Third MASH book written by Hooker. Ignores the previous 12 with his name on them that were written by …
An unique and intense tale following Elim Garak as he attempts to stitch the ravaged society of Cardassia back together. …
Economics in One Lesson is an introduction to economics written by Henry Hazlitt and first published in 1946. It is …
In this examination of mainstream Christian parenting practices and the doctrinal beliefs behind them, best-selling author, L.R.Knost, debunks common cultural …
Many books describe libertarianism, but very few talk about the Libertarian Party.Introduction to the Libertarian Party includes plenty of information …
Originally published in 1952, Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions is the classic book used by AA members and groups around …
Shrouded in secrecy, Section 31 operates outside the constraints of conscience or the law. The covert operations arm of Starfleet, …
Half a decade after the Dominion War and more than a year after the rise …
So this is where the Borg attack I keep reading about happens?
Terrible noises, screeching voices, objects moving inexplicably, and the sense of a presence lurking, though there is no one to …
WHO IS BORIS KORSKY-RIMSAKOV?
None other than the world's greatest, and sexiest, opera star, …
Above all I'm glad to have completed Butterworth's noncanonical "Mash goes to ..." series. This one was better than the last few. It started out very good with the supreme chairman of the USSR trying to appease his wife while trying to please his mistress. I thought we might actually get a new story. But alas within a few chapters Butterworth reverted to his standard formula of finding a way to get a bunch of people from all over the world to convene on the title location in the last chapter. All-in-all nothing to write home about but nothing to get upset about either. I actually did have a few laugh-out-loud moments & even though I'm a Jimmy Carter fan I found his very Republican take on Jim-Boy entertaining.
Above all I'm glad to have completed Butterworth's noncanonical "Mash goes to ..." series. This one was better than the last few. It started out very good with the supreme chairman of the USSR trying to appease his wife while trying to please his mistress. I thought we might actually get a new story. But alas within a few chapters Butterworth reverted to his standard formula of finding a way to get a bunch of people from all over the world to convene on the title location in the last chapter. All-in-all nothing to write home about but nothing to get upset about either. I actually did have a few laugh-out-loud moments & even though I'm a Jimmy Carter fan I found his very Republican take on Jim-Boy entertaining.
As the Federation recovers from the devastating events of Star Trek: Destiny, Captain William Riker and the crew of the …
A communist society on Mars, the Russian revolution, and class struggle on two planets is …
LibraryThing recommendation based on We.
WHO IS BORIS KORSKY-RIMSAKOV?
None other than the world's greatest, and sexiest, opera star, who lives and loves in …
WHO IS BORIS KORSKY-RIMSAKOV?
None other than the world's greatest, and sexiest, opera star, who lives and loves in …
Hawkeye and Trapper John assume unlikely roles as "fathers of the bride"--and US-Canadian relations may …
At this point I feel obligated to finish the series, I purchased them all for Pete's sake, but Butterworth has to be the laziest writer I've ever read. He constantly uses full names and titles like a Jr. High School student trying desperately to reach a minimum word count.
Like the last 8 books in his uncanonical MASH series he spends the first third of the book catching retelling you wish happened in the last book, most of the rest of it coming up with excuses for the ever increasing cast of characters from around the globe to hand to travel to the name sake city, and then in the final chapter we touch on what the back of the book says the story was about.
At this point I feel obligated to finish the series, I purchased them all for Pete's sake, but Butterworth has to be the laziest writer I've ever read. He constantly uses full names and titles like a Jr. High School student trying desperately to reach a minimum word count.
Like the last 8 books in his uncanonical MASH series he spends the first third of the book catching retelling you wish happened in the last book, most of the rest of it coming up with excuses for the ever increasing cast of characters from around the globe to hand to travel to the name sake city, and then in the final chapter we touch on what the back of the book says the story was about.
