Nick Manchester

My newest story, "South of Esperanza" is available in Fathoms!

I just finished Once These Hills, and it's one of the best books I've read so far this year. It's beautifully written, gripping, and perfectly paced. Highly recommend.

Yeah, not good on curves. That was a curve, right?

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You can spoil Jurassic World Rebirth for me because I don’t care

What's this? Sample pages from Fathoms #1? Don't mind if I do. Get your copy today: a.co/d/eygT7lV

Apparently, not everything I write is a hit booksbynick.substack.com/p/im-glad-my-s…

This is one of the best opening lines I've read in quite some time. Once These Hills by Chris McGinley

Me & all my homies love reading novels, we’re still alive @nytimes

I just started reading James by Percival Everett. Has anyone here read it? What am I getting myself into?

City on Fire by @donwinslow might be the best book I've read so far in 2025. It's like the Godfather with lower stakes, but Winslow makes up for it with deeply developed and motivated characters. I can't wait to read the next book in the series!

What makes Severance so enjoyable is that they created an interesting and unique world, and barely explained any of it

“Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn't.” ― Mark Twain

I just started my first foray into the world of Bond. So far it is as advertised. I never imagined a game of cards could be so engaging

I should have just gone to a book store. This book went from Toledo to Cincinnati, Louisville, Evansville, New Jersey, and back to Indianapolis. I live in Kentucky and haven’t received the book yet