#travis homer

[blackmensuited]

[jabberamongthetrees]

HAT TRICK TRAVIS TEX vs. ATL APRIL 19, 2024

[emietook]

Matt Olson and Travis d’Arnaud hit back to back homers twice in the same game

[rayssion]

Guys, guys!!

Imagine like 4000 years later where human civilization developed or retreated I don't care it's not necessary.

Imagine if all sources of greek mythology vanished or died with the years, and as much as we depend on Homer's Iliad and Odyssey now people on the future find PERCY JACKSON and the other Rick Riordan serieses as the only source of mythological knowledge!!

They'd read the books and imagine that those are the gods we believe in now and they'd think that Percy and the other demigods are real,

And couple of millennia later, Rick Riordan's books were destroyed or lost so people only told the stories verbally for centuries,

And as stories go they got deformed!! Imagine people after so so many years thinking Percy and the other demigods are like super super heroes whom are like much stronger than your local demigods yet still below gods, and then further deformation happens!!

And people start to think that the demigods are the gods!!

Now please, imagine.... imagine!

Percy, god of the sea, water, storms, hurricanes, earthquakes and horses. (I can see him becoming the new king of the gods btw)

Jason, god of the sky, lightning and thunder, law and order.

Nico, god of death, shadows, ghosts and spirits. King of the underworld.

Annabeth, goddess of wisdom, handicraft, and warfare.

Piper, goddess of love, pleasure, passion, procreation, fertility, beauty and desire.

Frank, god of war, violence, bloodshed and manly virtues.

Leo, god of fire, master blacksmith and craftsman of the gods; god of the forge, craftsmanship, invention and volcanoes.

Will, god of the sun, of light, prophecy, philosophy, archery, truth, inspiration, poetry, music, arts, manly beauty, medicine, healing, and plague.

Thalia, goddess of the hunt. the wilderness, virginity, the Moon, archery, childbirth, protection and plague.

And I'd like to add!!

Dakota, god of wine, the grapevine, fertility, festivity, ecstasy, madness and resurrection

Rachel, goddess of family and marriage, women and childbirth.

Hazel, goddess of earth and riches. Princess of the underworld and younger sister of Nico, King of the underworld.

Conner, god of traps, diplomacy, thieves, games and the guide of dead souls.

Travis, messenger of the gods; god of travel, commerce, communication, borders and eloquence.

Meg, Goddess of the harvest, fertility, agriculture, nature and the seasons.

Reyna, Goddess of the hearth, fire and of the right ordering of domesticity and the family, and also goddess of war.

Yes, they have 16 gods!!

I don't know what to name them but it has to be a cool name, like we got the Titans and the Olympians so it has to be cool.

Also imagine if like the Olympian gods we have now being translated to future generations as the bad guys (like how we have Kronos and Gaea now) and like the demigods gods (cuz I still don't know what to name them) are the forces of good that protect humanity, because they need humans to worship them of them to exist obviously.

So this generation of demigods gods are like nice gods for once!! They care for their children and the people under their wings!!

Best things as follows:

Percy, the god of the sea, is married to Annabeth, goddess of wisdom and war strategy.

Nico, god of death and the underworld, is married to Will, god of the sun and music.

Jason, god of the sky, is married to Leo, god of fire and crafts.

Frank, god of war, is married to Hazel, goddess of earth and riches.

Reyna, goddess of the hearth and war, is married to Thalia, goddess of the hunt.

Conner and Travis are the new twins and Rachel, goddess of family and marriage, is a sworn maiden because she wills her powers to maintain other relationships either between gods or between mortals.

Dakota on the other hand, doesn't like to be restrained as much as a mad person could go.

In this world there's nothing called being a maiden so as to be a hunter, bullshit I'm telling you, goddess Thalia herself is married.

Piper, the goddess of love and beauty knows best than to fall in love. Meg is one of the young gods, still closed in her bulb.

Also pffft, Thanatos who? I'm sure Nico can manage it all.

Another generation of demigods arise within no god is whoring around, the gods observe mortals and seek potential within them and when a god catches a mortal child leveling up to their preferences they claim them as a sort of blessing and take them under their wings.

The camps theme is surly still there, merged into one camp because one for some reason humans are less, and two because there's nothing called greek and roman gods anymore, only one version.

Demigods still go on quests, and as we know gods can't directly help them but they always make sure not to use mortals unless it's necessaity, and they try to help as much as they can.

I'd really love to live in a world like that! This post started off as a little imagine then quickly turned into world building, lol.

[the---hermit]

2023 wrap up 2/2

As I did last year I am posting a wrap up of all the books I have read during the year. I have linked all the individual book reviews I have posted during the year (I have not posted the reviews of some books for various reasons, but I still included the titles). I have gradually made this post during the year, so I hope past me didn't forget any of the books I read in 2023. This is the first half of my wrap up with all the books I read from July to December 2023

The Black Corsair by Emilio Salgari

Maus I and II by Art Spiegelman

The Queen Of The Caribbean by Emilio Salgari

The Sandman vol.9 - The Kindly Ones by Neil Gaiman

Nimona by ND Stevenson

Juniper And Thorn by Ava Reid

Nona The Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

A Psalm For The Wild Built by Becky Chambers

The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang

Bloody Summer by Carmen Maria Machado

Heartstopper vol. 1,2,3,4 reread

A Big Mushy Happy Lump by sarah andersen

The Other Family by Wendy Corsi Straub

The Dragon Republic by R.F. Kuang

The Sculptor by Scott McCloud

Of Ghosts And Goblins by Lafcadio Hearn

A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness

The Burning God by R.F. Kuang

Richard II by William Shakespeare

You're all just jelous of my jetpack

Department Of Mind Blowing Theories by Tom Gauld

The Merchant Of Venice by William Shakespeare

The Book Of Lost Things by John Connolly

The Sandman vol.10 - The Wake by Neil Gaiman

The Sandman vol.11 - Endless Nights by Neil Gaiman

Queer: a graphic guide by Meg John Barker

Something Is Killing The Children vol. 1-5 reread

Re:dracula

Hell Followed With Us by Andrew Joseph White

Something Is Killing The Children vol.6

D'Alembert's Dream by Diderot

Odyssey by Homer

The Penelopiad by Margaret Atwood

Philosophy In The Boudoir by Sade

Heartstopper volume 5 by Alice Oseman

Finn Family Moomintroll by Tove Jansson

Bookshops and Bonedust by Travis Baldree

Il Satiro Scientifico: Riprodursi Male curated by Barbascura X

[paratoxicalfeeling]

fave books of 2023

(not necessarily published this year & no rereads)

Short Stories:

The Six Deaths of the Saint by Alix E. Harrow

The Lottery by Shirley Jackson

Literary Fiction:

Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell

The Ice Palace by Tarjei Vesaas

The Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker

Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders

We Spread by Iain Reid

The Waves by Virginia Woolf

Yellowface by R.F. Kuang

Pure Colour by Sheila Heti

The World of Yesterday by Stefan Zweig

And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer by Fredrik Backman

Fantasy & Horror:

The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow

Silver in the Wood by Emily Tesh

Thornhedge by T. Kingfisher

Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree

All that Consumes Us by Erica Waters

Bloom by Delilah S. Dawson

Graphic Novels:

The Garlic duology by Bree Paulsen

Heartstopper Vol. 5 by Alice Oseman

Children's & Picture Books:

The Frog and Toad series by Arnold Lobel

The Brambly Hedge series by Jill Barklem

Snow & Rose by Emily Winfield Martin

Leina and the Lord of Toadstools by Myriam Dahman et al.

The Moomin series by Tove Jansson

Faeries of the Faultlines by Iris Compiet

Poetry:

Memorial: A Version of Homer's Iliad by Alice Oswald

Brand New Ancients by Kae Tempest

Non-Fiction:

It's Not About the Burqa edited by Mariam Khan

The End of Marriage by Emilia Roig

BFFs: The Radical Potential of Female Friendship by Anahit Behrooz

The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

[theredbackpack]

I saw Tisakorean live last week. I did not pay attention to the openers until right before the show started, but was blown away at the lineup: Texas Boyz, Yung Nation, and Trill Sammy with Dice Soho were the big names. Across these acts, you can draw a line from them to Tisakorean's new music. It was an incredible blend of circa-2011 blog-rap nostalgia that called to mind in the best way my nights at small sweaty clubs seeing eight rappers in a row over the course of four hours.

I don't know if you've seen the videos of Soulja Boy snapping, but I clocked it as a reaction to what Tisakorean is doing. It speaks to a trend/zeitgeist: concurrent to this is the embarrassing efforts to make "indie sleaze" a thing, which confusingly throws all manner of sounds and aesthetics anywhere from about 2004 to 2010 into a blender. The Dare kinda sound like LCD Soundsystem but they also remind me of mid-'00s detritus like The Bravery. I sense the same era rap music creeping on the margins: Homer Radio featured a slew of snap/dance music in a recent episode (#23, from April); indie sleaze nostalgia combined with "blog rap" podcasts point toward an endpoint destined to go just a few eras backward in time; the fact that 2003 was twenty years ago; this Druski skit that dropped the day I drafted this; and yes, Tisakorean's masterful album, Let Me Update My Status.

When Tisa appeared on the national stage in 2018, I thought he was riding the wave of a trend: regional dance rap that consisted of artists like Splurge and 10kcaash, alongside future footnotes like Lil Tecca. His 2019 debut, A Guide to Being a Partying Freshman, was met with a mixture of shrugs to light praise. A fun collaboration with Chance the Rapper seemed to seal his fate as a guy who would burn bright and hot but not for long.

The first time I thought "he has something" was 2020's "Bate Onna Bo" which weaved through so many movements in the span of four minutes it had to be the work of a musician with a real vision. By 2021 we got "Old School Cash" and "Silly Dude" and it was clear he was following his instincts and making the exact kind of music he wanted to make. This came to a head in 2022 with his EP 1st Round Pick and "Backseat," which was my favorite song of the year. Sometimes that's as far as an artist can go. But he pressed on: Let Me Update My Status underlines my thought that Tisakorean is an era-defining rapper in a time when artists make interminably long albums to game the streaming algorithm then disappear off the planet.

It may seem premature to call Tisakorean era-defining but that's where I landed. I don't mean he's sold the most albums or had the most hits, but in this age where you can have a few songs and leave no impact, that he's had an audience since 2018 is huge: that he's produced great music since at least 2020 is even more impressive. (While I never disliked his earliest music, it hits a lot better now in the context of his career arc.) A lot of people who liked "The Mop" may not be following him now, but artists who shed casual fans are probably doing something noteworthy. No one is good for three years, let alone five. I like Travis Porter more than your average person, but I'd argue at best they had a three year imperial phase. Now anyone starting a twitter reply with "buddy" doesn't know they exist.

The Atlanta snap/swag sound and movement from 2006 through about 2009 was a singular moment that came just as regional music was cresting (Houston famously in 2005, Three 6 Mafia won the Oscar in 2006), before blogs, before Drake. Early Gucci Mane was popping off and OJ da Juiceman became a household name within this precarious window. But as soon as all cool regional stuff became fodder for rappers on major labels and young hypebeasts like ASAP Rocky to absorb, it was over, which is why it's due for a renaissance.

It's getting harder to imagine life before smartphones, before omnipresent internet and connectivity, before literally every aspect of our lives was managed by at most three or four corporations. Kevin Durant's iconic BlackPlanet page might as well be the Dead Sea Scrolls as a relic of his personality expressed through that era of the internet. But any means of original expression becomes unlikelier as we get funneled into pre-ordained ways of being our ourselves, of consuming art and media and sports, to the fabric of our thoughts.

A few years ago Matty Healy described his life pre-internet the best I've heard it. It's not about the changes it brought, but that he cannot remember what it was like to live without it. He cannot remember what it felt like to feel things before the internet, and what it felt like to not have to think about the internet as he felt things, and that his life and experiences still had meaning. And this inability to remember will render us more vulnerable to exploitation, and feeling like we are not connected to our true selves.

It used to feel different to feel alone, to feel sad, happy, etc, without thinking about how to broadcast it. Even if you don't put yourself online like that, there's an inkling to want to. I took a ton of pictures and videos at the Tisa show and I put some in my stories, but I found I didn't want to share them permanently. They are for me.

Let Me Update My Status is a masterpiece in perfecting sounds from snap to crunk to mid-aughts Neptunes. It's a callback to a simpler time, which is nearly impossible to do without some subconscious argument we also need to return to simpler, regressive politics. What makes the album so invigorating is how thoroughly it plumbs the era as an aesthetic and sound, not just as an excuse to make goofy videos. Its accomplishment is how it demonstrates snap music as an organic form that was never a response to anything: it was not conservative in its values, instead it was a truly original and innovative Black American artform that took time to receive the respect it deserved. (Quick aside: yes there were people who always loved it and it was popular for a reason, but it was not considered a given until years later.)

In Kelefa Sanneh's Major Labels he says in spite of the liberal ideology at the heart of punk music, it was a conservative movement because art that aspires to either simplicity in its content (songs as political statements) or as a "return to form" (three chords and 4/4 time) is reactionary. The real-world impact of punk as ostensibly progressive expression was what came after it; it's Minor Threat and Green Day but also skinhead music. When mid-'10s revisionism took hold and people rightfully concluded "D4L were important" it took forgettable Big Sean and Kid Ink albums to get there; it took the critical adulation upon the arrival of artists as disparate as Kendrick Lamar, Future, and Waka Flocka Flame to get there; it took time to get there, to see what had shaped everything that preceded the moment as vital to the culture.

Tisakorean’s delirious ode to snap music locates within a specific timeframe from the past an emotional center and palette, finding new entry points into the sound, blending homemade beats with experimental forms as well as hyperpop to fashion an immersive triumph. There’s nothing one-dimensional about Let Me Update My Status and it also doesn’t conjure any Bush-era feelings of excess or doom, which it might do if it used nostalgia as a gimmick. I love Let Me Update My Status because it sounds exactly like how 2007 felt, and for me 2007 was a good year to be alive, using the internet not because I had to but because I wanted to.

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Finally, Found Me Volume Two, released with my creative brother Fat Tony, released in February. Buy one here. It continues to be my favorite thing I do. I wrote about Lil Yachty for NPR. Read that here. I started a Linktree and will add to it when necessary; bookmark/follow me here.

[imposterparrotgrass]

So, like most of y’all (be honest) I had not seen Goncharov until recently. And like a lot of movies from around that time, I only know about it second hand from slightly more recent media that referenced it and made Ice Pick Joe jokes. Seriously, it’s almost always Ice Puck Joe.

There was an SNL sketch from I wanna from 1977 where Robert De Nirowas playing Travis Bickel from Taxi Driver, but all the SNL cast was playing various Goncharov chracters. Bill Murray kept just saying “AND I’M ICE PICK JOE” over and over again. The joke was mostly that no one who was in Goncharov wanted to remember Goncharov, and given that it was a commercial flop, I get it.

The Simpsons Tree House of Horror 4 (season 5) had one story that was called Melon Baller Maggie, where Maggie was going though all the Ice Pick Joe parts of Goncharov but was bludgeoning people with a melon baller instead of stabbing them with an ice pick. I never got that one when I was younger, and when I asked my parents why Homer was called Homeric, and they didn’t get it either.

My favorite, notoriously bad mascot platformer Gex had not one, but TWO lines referenceing Goncharov. One of the random ones he can say when beating an enemy is “I’m going FULL Ice Pick Gex on you!” And when beating the Boss Jungle Jim by dropping a bunch of rocks on him, Gex says “I’m gonna bury you deeper then Martin Scorsese buried Goncharov!”

There are probably plenty of others that I just don’t know about, but this was how O got introduced to Goncharov. Glad those lame jokes at lest make sense to me now, lol.

[twins2994]

Braves Rally In 10th For Win.

Braves 8 Twins 6 W-Iglesias (4-1) L-Duran (6-8)

The Minnesota Twins have not been playing good baseball lately. The Braves jumped out to an early lead and never gave it up to start the series last night. The second game was tonight at Target Field. The Braves struck first again in the second as Matt Olson doubled. Michael Harris then smoked a Simeon Woods Richardson slider out to right for a two-run homer. The Braves quickly loaded up the bases in the fifth and Marcell Ozuna knocked in a pair with a single to left. This put Atlanta up by four midway through the game. Meanwhile, Spencer Schwellenbach threw 4 2/3 innings and got into trouble in the fifth. Dylan Lee got out of his mess to end the fifth. The Twins finally found some offense in the seventh when Willi Castro led-off with a single. Trevor Larnach doubled home a run to put the Twins on the board. Matt Wallner lined a run-scoring single off the right field wall and the Twins pulled within a pair. Eddie Julien lined a double down the right field wall and Matt Wallner scored all the way from first. Minnesota pulled within a run after seven innings of play. Willi Castro ignited an eighth inning rally with a double to right. Trevor Larnach singled him home to tie the game at four. Neither side scored in the ninth and we headed for extras. Marcell Ozuna started the tenth with a double, but Jarred Kelenic didn't score. Matt Olson reached on a fielder's choice to second and the go-ahead run scored. Travis d'Arnaud singled home another run and Ramon Laureano plated two more. The Braves put up four runs and Pierce Johnson retired the first two batters before Jose Miranda singled home a run. Willi Castro kept the game alive with a base hit to right and Trevor Larnach hit a run-scoring single to center. Matt Wallner struck out to end the game and the Braves took the series from the Twins tonight.

-Final Thoughts- Simeon Woods Richardson did okay tonight. He went 4 2/3 innings and allowed four runs on three hits with three walks and three strikeouts. Jorge Alcala eventually got out of the fifth, Caleb Boushley threw two shutout innings, and Cole Sands had a scoreless eighth. Griffin Jax had a 1-2-3 ninth and Jhoan Duran gave up four run in 1/3 of an inning. Caleb Thielbar got out of the tenth. Willi Castro and Trevor Larnach led the way with three hits each. Matt Wallner and Carlos Santana had two hits. The Twins hit 4-for-15 with runners in scoring position and left thirteen men on base. Tomorrow, Chris Sale faces David Festa in the series finale .

-Chris Kreibich-

[wausaupilot]

Wausau Woodchucks top Madison Mallards in Game 1 of Northwoods League playoff series

Jake Berkland homers, Travis Lutz and Caleb White shine on the mound for the Chucks, who host Madison in Game 2 on Monday at 6:05 p.m. at Athletic Park.

For Wausau Pilot & Review MADISON – Jake Berkland hit a three-run home run in the third inning to help lift the Wausau Woodchucks to a 5-1 win over the Madison Mallards in Game 1 of the Northwoods League Great Lakes Sub-Divisional series on Sunday night at Warner Park. The Chucks sent Travis Lutz (Bradley) to start the game on the mound. In his second start in Madison, he pitched two scoreless…

[zirhlikuzgun]

January's crew - Page 13

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[16801] {6721} ♂ Vincent Gildo

[16802] {6722} ❤️ ♀ Ulga Gildo

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[16807] {6724} ❤️ ♀ Üslem Gildo

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[16817] {6728} ❤️ ♀ Ulyna Gildo

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[16822] {6730} ❤️ ♀ Duski Durand

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[16842] {6738} ❤️ ♀ Hylda Durand

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[16846] {6739} ♂ Harold Durand

[16847] {6740} ❤️ ♀ Hoda Durand

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[16851] {6741} ♂ Homer Durand

[16852] {6742} ❤️ ♀ Harley Durand

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[16857] {6744} ❤️ ♀ Hazel Durand

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[16862] {6746} ❤️ ♀ Yulia Gildo

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[16872] {6750} ❤️ ♀ Yade Gildo

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[16877] {6752} ❤️ ♀ Yane Gildo

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[16882] {6754} ❤️ ♀ Jean Gildo

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[16887] {6756} ❤️ ♀ Jill Gildo

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[16891] {6757} ♂ Vally Gildo

[16892] {6758} ❤️ ♀ Jilda Gildo

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[16896] {6759} ♂ Xavier Gildo

[16897] {6760} ❤️ ♀ Jarvy Gildo

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[16901] {6761} ♂ Jason Durand

[16902] {6762} ❤️ ♀ Linda Durand

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[16906] {6763} ♂ Julien Durand

[16907] {6764} ❤️ ♀ Luci Durand

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[16911] {6765} ♂ James Durand

[16912] {6766} ❤️ ♀ Lida Durand

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[16916] {6767} ♂ Jay Durand

[16917] {6768} ❤️ ♀ Londa Durand

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[getinthering]

TRAVIS ANOTHER HOMER????

[sparecrew]

The 2024 Book List

Fighting for Your Marriage (Howard J. Markman, Scott M. Stanley & Susan L. Blumberg)

Soldier's Heart (Gary Paulsen)

Let Us Now Praise Famous Men (James Agee & Walker Evans) - 1K List: 1/year, 139/total

A Matter of Principle (Susan Beth Pfeffer)

5 Miraculous Muslims Touched by God (Author Unknown - Presumably Some Christian Organization)

The Woman in Me (Britney Spears)

Cold-Case Christianity (J. Warner Wallace)

Romney: A Reckoning (McKay Coppins) *

Sense and Sensibility (Jane Austen) ; 1K List: 2/year, 140/total

[Audiobook] The Underground Railroad (Colson Whitehead); 1K List: 3/year, 142 total

Opportunity Knocks (Tim Scott)

Why Marriages Succeed or Fail (John Gottman)

How to Know a Person (David Brooks) *

Killing Floor (Lee Child)

They Called Us "Lucky" (Ruben Gallego) *

Acquitted (Kyle Rittenhouse)

Profiles in Courage (John F. Kennedy)

The Case Against the Sexual Revolution (Louise Perry) *

The Things We Cannot Say (Kelly Rimmer) *

Who Killed These Girls? (Beverly Lowry)

Endgame (Omid Scobie)

[Textbook] AHA Heartsaver - First Aid (2021 Student Edition/Workbook)

[Textbook] AHA Heartsaver - First Aid, CPR, AED (2021 Student Edition/Workbook)

[Textbook] AHA BLS Instructor Manual

House of Leaves (Mark Z. Danielewski)

Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austen) ; 1K List: 4/year, 143 total

Social Justice Fallacies (Thomas Sowell)

The Canceling of the American Mind (Greg Lukianoff & Rikki Schlott) *

Lost in Trans Nation (Miriam Grossman, MD)

Bad Therapy (Abigail Shrier) *

Hitler's Pawn (Stephen Koch) *

Rule Number Two (Dr. Heidi Squier Kraft) *

The Exchange (John Grisham)

[Audiobook] Zero Days (Ruth Ware)

Jesus Calling (Sarah Young)

Partners in Power (Roger Morris)

The Iliad (Homer - translated by Emily Wilson) - 1K List: 5/year, 144 total

[Audiobook] The It Girl (Ruth Ware)

In the Country of Men (Hisham Matar)

Get It Together (Jesse Watters)

Say More (Jen Psaki)

The Bible in 52 Weeks (Kimberly D. Moore)

White Rural Rage (Tom Schaller & Paul Waldman)

Prequel (Rachel Maddow)

Mansfield Park (Jane Austen) - 1K List: 6/year, 145 total

Morning After the Revolution (Nellie Bowles)

[Textbook] How to Write Anything - Third Edition (John J. Ruszkiewicz & Jay T. Dolmage)

I Swear (Katie Porter)

[Textbook] Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured - Twelfth Edition (Andrew Pollack, series editor)

What the Dead Know (Barbara Butcher)

Unbroken (Laura Hillenbrand)

The Situation Room (George Stephanopoulos)

King (Jonathan Eig) *

The Making of a King (Robert Hardman)

Troubled (Rob Henderson) *

If You Didn't Write It Down, It Never Happened! (Paul Serino)

Emma (Jane Austen) - 1K List: 7/year, 146 total

Elon Musk (Walter Isaacson)

The Fred Factor (Mark Sanborn)

A Coffin For Dimitrios (Eric Ambler) - 1K List: 8/year, 147 total

Privacy Is Power (Carissa Veliz)

[Textbook] Foundations of Education - Third Edition (NAEMSE)

Effective Difficult Conversations (Catherine Soehner & Ann Darling)

Foundation (Isaac Asimov) - 1K List: 9/year, 148 total

[Audiobook] Foundation and Empire (Isaac Asimov) - 1K List: 10/year, 149 total

Book Club Reboot (Sarah Ostman & Stephanie Saba)

Emotional Intelligence 2.0 (Travis Bradberry & Jean Greaves)

Kissing Girls On Shabbat (Sara Glass)

Lucky Jim (Kingsley Amis) - 11/y, 150/t

The Power of TED (David Emerald)

Fight Like A Girl (Kate Germano)

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