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www.stuckinabook.com
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| | | | | Welcome to the 1925 Club! All week, Karen and I are asking people to read and review books published in 1925 - whatever format or language. Together, we'll build up a picture of the yea... | |
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katemacdonald.net
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| | | | | Alexandra Harris, Weatherland Weatherland is really long, and took me over a week to slog through. She has taken the whole of English literature and pressed it lightly through a filter marked 'weather'. Good things emerge, but my quarrel is not with what she found, but the predictability of the works she looked at. Anglo-Saxons,... | |
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katemacdonald.net
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| | | | | I had to use square brackets to replace the cunningly designed self-coloured typeface for those words in the title. They're essential, because this is a history book about the development of art in which the male artists' voices, images and works have been muted. Turned down. Just silenced for a bit, so we can see... | |
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www.davidsbookworld.com
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| | | As well as this blog, I've written about books for various other publications. Here are links to a selection of the longer pieces which are available online: Review of Crazy Genie by Inès Cag... | ||
