Based on recent reads (will edit if I remember more):
* "Daros" by Dave Dobson https://www.amazon.com/Daros-Dave-Dobson-ebook/dp/B0946C153P - At the heart of the plot was a powerful artifact with different groups vying to gain access for different reasons. The humor, especially the chapter titles, worked well for me. Features mysterious creature, a sassy AI, a fast paced plot with good amount of action, etc.
* "Dim Stars: A Novel of Outer-Space Shenanigans" by Brian P. Rubin https://www.amazon.com/Dim-Stars-Novel-Outer-Space-Shenaniga... - Fun and filled with humor that had me laughing almost every page, especially enjoyed the slice-of-life feel in the first half of the novel
My thumb rule is no extension if the script goes to the local bin folder and `.sh` otherwise. Beyond syntax highlighting, the extension also helps for wildcard matching for file operations (`ls`, `cp`, `for` loop, etc).
looks cool! so far I've been using FBreader and Mcomix without fiddling too much into settings
going through the features for bookworm, I didn't know I wanted some of those (ex: annotations, metadata/tags mainly to make it easier to search later on, etc)