@Hyggyldy I think I misunderstood but thank you! I bookmarked all those now!

@Hyggyldy @JohnDClay Where is the Brandon Sanderson portion of the sub because that looks like an SF gaming instance, above?

@Taztrophe @antonim @EnglishMobster @books Correct! You can follow accounts but not instances or books. I’m not even sure how one would like to even subscribe to a book, like, would you want it to be like a group and get notified every time someone reviews? I actually can make that suggestion in the Github, so we will see! But yes, you follow users on Bookwyrm, not books or instances.

@antonim @reversebananimals I’m honestly not sure how Amazon thought GR was gonna make them money? I mean, if I wanna buy a Kindle book/book from Amazon, I never go to Goodreads. I just go there to look up series and books by authors and then just use my libraries to get the books. I knew even back then GR would **never** make Amazon money.

@JaymesRS Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for! I just wish the books had synopsis on the pages, though. This is actually great!

@JaymesRS Thank you! I will check it out!

@Taztrophe @books You could also go to the main instance, find a book with a lot of reviews and start foowing the people with the most interesting reviews. I don’t think you can subscribe to whole instances yet

@antonim As for me, I use Bookwyrm and my libraries timeline feature in Libby.

@renard_roux @foss Do you know if it can output in Shun mamuscript format with a plugin?

@rkw_social @MacroCyclo I think so as well, yes. LibreOffice is the most maintained FOS solution to Microsoft Word. Microsoft has a billion times better accessibility support, but then again, big tech is always lightyears ahead of accessibility support, sadly! Still, I hope that tide is shifting.

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@Jaluvshuskies No, it’s an alternative front end. Technically speaking, Mastodon/Hometown/Glitch are the Twitter of the Fediverse. I am on Hometown.

@brand As mentioned, yes. You can import from Goodreads/storygraph. The largest instance has the most books on it, but if you read one particular genre more than others, it would be interesting to join one of the smaller instances to help improve their catalogs