1 Weird Fiction & 1 Non-Fiction | SHIPS

[@MarcusBarnabassisSystersSonne]

Hi! Just clicked on here to say I still can't quite figure out what booktube is, exactly, but from what I've seen you would DOMINATE that sphere, lol 😆 In a gentle and positive way, of course, haha. Your content is highly original and awesome!

[@InfiniteText]

You are just discovering booktube? Well, you're in for a treat! There are so many wonderful videos, readers, and creators out there. I remember stumbling onto this community 7 years ago and I was glued to the screen. Thank you for your very high compliment!

[@ConnorStompanato]

david gibbons definitely sounds like a fictional adventure hero, what a life!

[@InfiniteText]

Right?! One day I'll try to do something exciting!

[@Juliana-Bub]

This is a great series idea! I love weird fiction and nonfiction. I've also recently developed an interest in (fiction and nonfiction) stories about shipwrecks, so this is an excellent first topic.

[@InfiniteText]

I have a few more ship books to read in my collection but those are not as spooky

[@gabrieladosanjos2204]

I'm really glad I stumbled upon your channel, you have great taste in books!

[@InfiniteText]

Glad to have you here! Thank you

[@coffemuse]

really pumped for the new series!

[@InfiniteText]

Same!!!

[@Dinadoesyoga]

I'm very interested in this genre. Please post more!

[@InfiniteText]

Will do!!!

[@royreadsanything]

What a great idea for a series!

[@InfiniteText]

Thank you!

[@not2tees]

It was this February past and I was fixing up my brother's house for sale. We'd had to get him to take the competency tests that commit someone to a nursing home with locked wings. He'd only been there about 6 months but an old guy from his church told me that the average life expectancy in these locked wings is about 6 months. His cat jumped up on the little table by the porch window one morning and looked out the glass as he usually did but this time his hair literally stood on end and his eyes were big and black. He jumped back down to the floor and ran across to the next room and hid behind some boxes there. I looked out on the street - nothing. No animals, birds, cars, people. Silence. The nursing home called a couple of days later and said my brother looked like he wasn't going to make it through the night, then as we were ready to drive over, they called back.

[@InfiniteText]

That's very chilling. Is this real? Or isn't it. Knowing your wit ,I think I'll never know.

[@not2tees]

@@InfiniteText It is real, unfortunately. I won't forget it.

[@InfiniteText]

@@not2tees omg I'm so sorry. You told it so poetically

[@not2tees]

@@InfiniteText Yes, I can't help but be a writer of some kind or other, I guess. No offence at all -