Cait_onthe_luce
@caitluce.bsky.social
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Bookseller in Seattle, lost in a stack of books. Please bring me fries.
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🎉Congratulations! So deserved!
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Chowder for breakfast, and chowder for dinner, and chowder for supper, till you began to look for fish-bones coming through your clothes.
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Big stack of galleys from @wwnorton.com, poetry from @yalepress.bsky.social, and one from New Directions in yesterday's book mail! Titles are in the alt text.
All due out in early 2026.
No Way Home
Every Exit Brings You Home 
Volga Blues 
The Silent Period 
I Hope You Find What You're Looking For 
Eating Ashes 
Rough House 
The Irish Goodbye 
Crush
Jean
The Disappearing Act
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Wednesday October 8: "Kiss Me Again, Stranger" by Daphne Du Maurier.
"I looked around for a bit, after leaving the army and before settling down, and then I found myself a job up Hampstead way, in a garage it was, at the bottom of Haverstock Hill near Chalk Farm, and it suited me fine."
Copy of Don't Look Now on a shelf packed with other NYRBs.
caitluce.bsky.social
I won’t spoil it! When I recommend God of the Woods I tell customers to lock themselves in a room so no one will interrupt them.
caitluce.bsky.social
Yes! So good and that ending!
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One of my favorite books this year!
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im really enjoying @rabihalameddine.bsky.social's newest and YOU SHOULD, TOO!
cover OF THE TRUE TRUE STORY OF RAJA THE GULLIBLE by Rabih Alameddine
caitluce.bsky.social
So a pregnancy is a ravioli.
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I absolutely LOVED The True True Story! On my Baker's Dozen 2025.
Rabih should win the National Book Award for his author photo alone!
caitluce.bsky.social
We made so many White Russians and Blue Hawaiians in my college theater house.
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Such a great list! I would love to be a judge.
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Tuesday October 7: "Split Second" by Daphne Du Maurier. "Mrs. Ellis was methodical and tidy. Unanswered letters, unpaid bills, the litter and rummage of a slovenly writing-desk were things that she abhorred."
Copy of Don't Look Now on a shelf packed with other NYRBs. The cover is of a screaming distorted face.
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🎉📚The finalists for the 2025 @nationalbook.bsky.social!
Congratulations to all! 📚🎉
Lists of finalists for the National Book Award!
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Yes! One of my favorite reads this year. I've reread passages.
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Monday October 6: "The Lady Maid's Bell" by Edith Wharton.
"It was the autumn after I had the typhoid. I'd been three months in hospital, and when I came out I looked so weak and tottery that the two or three ladies I applied to were afraid to engage me."
A copy of Ghosts by Edith Wharton on a shelf packed with other NYRBs.
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Sunday October 5: "Miss Mary Pask" by Edith Wharton.
"It was not till the following spring that I plucked up courage to tell Mrs. Bridgesworth what had happened to me that night at Morgat."
A copy of Ghosts by Edith Wharton on a shelf packed with other NYRBs.
caitluce.bsky.social
A spectacular galley mail day!
Titles are in the alt text.
Canon by Paige Lewis 
The Witch by Marie NDiaye; translated by Jordan Stump 
Repetition by Vigdis Hjorth; translated by Charlotte Barslund
How to Disappear and Why by Kyle Minor
A Parish Chronicle by Halldór Laxness; translated by Philip Roughton
caitluce.bsky.social
This banana peel is ready and waiting for its victim.
A banana peel on a sidewalk in downtown Seattle.