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§  Saturdays in a Book

Getting back into sharing what I read…

A note

Many of you have been following my reading journey over the years, and some consistently ask for an update or a recommendation. Well, I finally put it all in one place for you to explore at Saturdays in a Book. If you're getting this first newsletter, it's because you're a reader, a friend, someone from the present or past, and your contribution, suggestions and all else have kept me going throughout the years!

There's a lot of books I've reviewed, and many that I've read sitting on the shelf without a review, I promise to get to them! I'll also start to write some recommendations based on all my reading history! I hope it inspires or reminds you to read more!

— Sabtain
01 — Featured review
2666 by Roberto Bolaño

2666

Roberto Bolaño
★★★★

An uncanny novel that is split in 5 parts, telling loosely collected stories of people pulled into a vortex of murder and crime in Santa Teresa. I read this last year, but sharing some thoughts now!

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02 — The list
American Hagwon by Min Jin LeeExit Party by Emily St. John MandelWhistler by Ann PatchettGlyph by Ali Smith

Ten 2026 Releases I'm Looking Forward To

The ten books publishing in 2026 I've already cleared space on the shelf for.

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03 — Currently reading
Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke Yesteryear
Caro Claire Burke
04 — June reading
5 books · 1,241 pages
Reviews for the books below are coming soon!
Pages read per book.
London Falling  Patrick Radden Keefe 361 pp
The Citadel of the Autarch  Gene Wolfe 330 pp
The Sword of the Lictor  Gene Wolfe 257 pp
The Awakening  Kate Chopin 205 pp
The Dry Heart  Natalia Ginzburg 88 pp
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