#Lauren Auerbach

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Lauren Auerbach by Olga Rubio Dalmau

- Elle Bulgaria, 2023

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Lauren Auerbach by Olga Rubio Dalmau

- Elle Bulgaria, 2023

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Lauren Auerbach by Olga Rubio Dalmau

- Elle Bulgaria, 2023

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Lauren Auerbach by © Dilia Oviedo-Luciano

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Lauren Auerbach by Olga Rubio Dalmau

- Elle Bulgaria, 2023

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Lauren Auerbach by © Dilia Oviedo-Luciano

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Lauren Auerbach by © Xavi Gordo

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Lauren Auerbach by © Ryan Michael Kelly

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Lauren Auerbach by © Hervás & Archer

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Lauren Auerbach by © Ryan Michael Kelly

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Lauren Auerbach by © Hervás & Archer

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Adam Auerbach's book cover for Lauren J. A. Bear's Medusa's Sisters.

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The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney were on BBC Radio 6 Music for a takeover on Lauren Laverne's show. They talk about their new album, Ohio Players, and the band's early days in Akron, Ohio, more than two decades ago, sharing a 6 Music Goes Back mix of songs they were listening to then, by The Strokes, Spoon, Beck, The Dirtbombs, and more. You can hear it here.

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Many thanks to BBC Radio 6 Music's Lauren Laverne, who shared a '6 Music Salutes … Nonesuch' mix in honor of the label's 60th anniversary. "It's always had an adventurous spirit, all about discovering brilliant new music, much of it a little bit off the beaten tracks, surprising, exciting," she says. "All sorts of amazing artists." You can hear the playlist, featuring some of her favorite label releases by Randy Newman, Dan Auerbach, Lianne La Havas, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Vagabon, and Rostam, on the episode here.

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These Books are OK

⟿ 2024

Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros: This is right on the cusp of being an absolutely not for me.

The Wolf King by Lauren Palphreyman

Penpal by Dathan Auerbach

The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman

Monstrilio by Gerardo Samano Cordova: I prob liked this book more than most of the books on this list, but I just didn't love it like I was thinking I would. The second half of the book didn't make a lot of sense. I would have appreciated some type of explanation as to why in two years M had become an 18-year-old man? It also wasn't as interesting as the first half, and a lot of things explored in the characters during the first half had no in-depth conclusion in the second. The time jump was jarring, and it took a lot away from the narrative, for me.

The Stone Wolf's Rejected Mate by Cate C. Wells

The Lone Wolf's Rejected Mate by Cate C. Wells: this is the 3rd book in the series. for me, neither book 2 or 3 has been nearly as good as book 1. i think i'm going to hold off on the 4th book.

The Heir Apparent's Rejected Mate by Cate C. Wells: the first book was awesome. i was a bit disappointed, but this book is fine. i missed how passionate and jealous Killian was in comparison to the white bread mmc, Cadoc, in this book.

Love Potion for the Alpha by Alice Coldbreath: if this book had taken its self seriously, i would have ended up hating it, but it didn't. it's comedic and self-aware.

11/22/63 by Stephen King

Bride by Ali Hazelwood: I feel like this book tried to justify it's existence by pushing a lot of unnecessary plot. I wished it had leaned harder on being fun.

The Fallen Series by Gabrielle Sands: Mindless, fun reading.

Dark Places by Gillian Flynn: Gillian Flynn uses her writing talent for evil.

Heavy is the Crown by Lindsey Jai: This was a fun debut fantasy novel.

A Short Stay in Hell by Steven L. Peck: I liked the idea but I feel like it could have been so much more than it was.

Earthlings by Sayaka Murata: Very wtf did I just read. A lot of shock value.

Heathens by Alta Hensley: Mindless, fun reading.

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Lauren Auerbach by Xavi Gordo for Elle Spain December 2016