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The WriteStats Author Interviews are here.
Conversations that bridge creativity and research.. one author at a time.

Our first feature spotlights Amr Muneer Dahab, the Sudanese essayist redefining originality through intellect and discipline.

Read here → writestats.com/amr-muneer-d...
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Some of us love curling up with a 30-min BookTube review ☕
Others get hooked by a single gasp on BookTok.
Which one are you?

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Sometimes I open a book, read one sentence, sigh deeply like I’ve been emotionally wounded, then gently close it and set it aside for three weeks. Not DNF’d. Just… emotionally pending.
Sometimes I stop reading a book I love just to stare at it and panic about it ending. Not because I don't want to finish it. Because I don't want to stop living in that exact feeling.
That's great to hear! Sounds like you really appreciate the details in good writing. 😊
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Seasonal reading but make it classic 🍂

Autumn? Frankenstein + Jane Eyre
Summer? The Odyssey + Treasure Island
Winter? Little Women vibes

Classics paired with the right mood = literary magic
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Some stories are just too good not to revisit. Wishing you lots of great rereads and a manageable TBR pile :)
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That’s so true. Rereading can be such a special experience. Hope your current reread brings you just as much joy as the first time.
I genuinely think reading the introduction and footnotes can change how a novel lands. Some books feel flatter without that context. Others get over-explained. Curious if others read them first, last, or skip them completely?
Confession: I keep a "To Be Reread" pile that quietly judges my "To Be Read" pile. Sometimes I just want the comfort of a book I already trust over the risk of a new one.
Beautifully said. 🙏❤️
Looking at a shelf full of TBR books is always such a lovely feeling. So many worlds and adventures just waiting to be discovered. 📚😍
That’s awesome! It really pulls you in, doesn’t it? Would love to hear what you think when you finish. Happy reading 📚
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As the nights get longer, there’s nothing like curling up with a gripping true crime story 🔍
But did you know the True Crime Literary Evolution began with Victorian scandal sheets?

Dive into how the genre grew into today’s literary masterpieces: writestats.com/true-crime-l...
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True Crime Literary Evolution: From Victorian Scandal Sheets to Modern Masterpieces
Explore the True Crime Literary Evolution, a journey from Victorian pamphlets to a powerful genre exploring fear and justice.
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🍂 October Reading Challenge: Read 3 books where the setting feels like a character. Foggy moors, haunted towns, dense cities that pulse and breathe. Tell us how place shaped the story. Extra love for eerie autumn vibes.

You in?

#PlacesThatHauntUsChallenge
Just added a cookbook to my TBR like I’m ever going to cook. #TBR #BookwormProblems #BookSky
Just added Babel to my pile. Current count: 43 unread. Do I need a librarian?
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I whisper “just one more chapter” like it’s a promise but it’s absolutely a lie. I’ve read through hunger, texts, existential dread, and once a fire alarm. The book has me. You cannot reach me.
I tell people I read before bed but 80% of the time I just reread the same paragraph twelve times while my brain quietly powers down like a laptop with 3% battery and too many tabs open 📚💤
I organize my shelves by vibe. Not genre, not alphabetical. Just pure unexplainable energy. "Books to ruin me emotionally" is next to "Books I pretend I've read." It makes sense in my heart.