BookWyrm.World

A world of books

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A generic Bookworm instance for everyone to use.

Join other bookwyrms in recommending books to eachother & sharing your reading list and read list. Or, if you just want to have a place to manage the books you are reading, then this is also the place for you! Either way, everyone is welcome!


We are also a part of the Fedihosting Foundation together with other sites such as Mastodon.world, Lemmy.world and mstd.social

Need help? Contact the admins at info@bookwyrm.world or send a dm to @sigvie@bookwyrm.world here on the local instance!

Request an Invitation

We've decided to turn off open registrations due to spam accounts. This means that you'll have to ask us for an invite. You can do that by filling out the form below. When your request has been accepted, you'll receive an email from us. It can appear in your spam folder, so remember to check that in the next days. If you have any questions, then feel free to reach out to us via email: info@bookwyrm.world, or on Mastodon: @bookwyrmworld@mastodon.world

Recent Books

Albert Camus: Create Dangerously (2018, Penguin Books, Limited)

Create Dangerously

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Albert Camus: Create Dangerously (2018, Penguin Books, Limited)

Create Dangerously

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Kurt Vonnegut: The Sirens of Titan (1992, Dell Publishing Company)

The Sirens of Titan

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Heiko Oberman: Marcin Luter (Polish language, 1996, Wydawnictwo Marabut) No rating

Marcin Luter

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C. S. Lewis: The Screwtape Letters (Paperback, 2001, HarperCollins) No rating

The Screwtape Letters

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Nikos Kazantzakis: Griechische Passion (Hardcover, german language, 1960, Bertelsmann) No rating

Griechische Passion

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Das Dorf Likovrisi, unter osmanischer Herrschaft, griechisch und doch besetzt, möchte ein Passionsspiel aufführen. Bei der Auswahl der Darsteller möchte zunächst niemand Jesus oder Judas spielen, aber als dann eine Wahl getroffen wird, gehen die Personen in ihren Rollen auf. Die Apostel und Jesus werden auch im Alltag zu „Heiligen“ …