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This is an instance of BookWyrm, a decentralized social reading and reviewing app. It is a small instance in the spirit of runyourown.social, originally run for my own needs, but anyone who agrees with the Code of Conduct is welcome to join. It comes with no guarantees as I am just one human, and I may test new features I'm developing from time to time. That said, I do use it as my primary instance and am fairly capable on the tech side, so it should be relatively stable. If you want to join this server, use the request form to the right. It's helpful if you also shoot me an email at bookwyrm@cincodenada.com so I know you requested an invite, and I'd love to hear how you ended up here!

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Recent Books

David Graeber: Debt (2014, Melville House)

Debt

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The author shows that before there was money, there was debt. For 5,000 years humans have lived in societies divided into debtors and creditors. For 5,000 years debt and debt forgiveness have been at the center of political debates, laws and religions. The words “guilt,” “sin,” and “redemption” come from …

David Graeber: Debt (EBook, 2011, Melville House)

Debt

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David Graeber: Schulden (Paperback, German language, 2012, Klett-Cotta)

Schulden

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Mary Shelley: Frankenstein (2002, J.M. Dent & Sons, E.P. Dutton)

Frankenstein

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Mary Shelley: Frankenstein (1997, Dover Publications)

Frankenstein

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Mary Shelley: Frankenstein (2007, Millipede Press)

Frankenstein

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Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is the world’s most notorious and widely read Gothic novel. It has also been heralded as both the first modern horror novel and the first science fiction novel. More important than either is the novel’s mythical status in society. The rich subtext of Frankenstein and the vast …