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bookishbeck.com
Not much more than two weeks now before Novellas in November (#NovNov25) begins! Cathy and I are getting geared up and making plans for what we're going to read. I have a handful of novellas out from the library, but mostly I gathered potential reads from my own shelves. I'm hoping to coincide with several... |
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madamebibilophilerecommends.co.uk
I really enjoyed Elisa Shua Dusapin's debut novel Winter in Sokcho so I was looking forward to picking up Vladivostok Circus (2022, transl. Aneesa Abbas Higgins 2024) for Women in Translation Month this year. The two novels share the setting of tourist attractions out of season, and of carefully evoked relationships defined as much by... |
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ragingfluff.wordpress.com
In 2013 I had the pleasure of booking Terri Hooley for a music festival I was running to do a Q&A before a screening of Good Vibrations - the movie of, well, his life! If you've never heard of Terri, he's a music loving, one-eyed, record shop owning, Unde rtones discovering Belfast legend. In... |
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kaggsysbookishramblings.wordpress.com
Superficial thing that I am, I have to confess that I was attracted to this book when I saw it on Twitter by two things - the beautiful cover image and the fact that it was a Mediterranean travelogue from 1929. However, I'm not being totally trivial as I *have* read and loved Waugh before,... |
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