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| | | | | I'd planned to read Barbara Comyns' A Touch of Mistletoe (1967) in December for obvious reasons, but I fell behind with my plans as always. Despite the title it's not a Christmas book at all, and instead it's got my 2026 reading off to a great start. A Touch of Mistletoe is thought to be... | |
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| | | | | Tokyo Express - Seich? Matsumoto (1958 transl. Jesse Kirkwood 2022) 149 pages Tokyo Express is very much a howdunit and whydunit, as the whodunnit is seemingly fairly obvious from the start. This was my first time reading crime master Seich? Matsumoto and I was hugely impressed. A young couple are found dead on Kashii beach... | |
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| | | | | It's nearly June, which means it's time to get ready for this year's 20 Books of Summer! Having been hosted by Cathy of 746 Books for the last ten years, the challenge now has two new hosts: Annabel of AnnaBookBel and Emma of Words and Peace. Emma has designed a beautiful new logo - and... | |
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| | | We're into the second week of #NonfictionNovember and the prompt for this week, hosted by Frances @ Volatile Rune, focuses on how we go about picking the nonfiction we read. Thinking over this post, I was concerned that what I have to say might turn into a repeat of exactly what I said last year... | ||