30 x 30: #19 – Finish visiting the entire MFA with Caroline
I’m calling this one. And with that I’m down to eight remaining on my 30×30 list. I told you I’d […]
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Gender
Book 201: Homo Domesticus – David Valdes Greenwood
Once again, I have to say something about other Goodreads reviews that’s not very nice. Multiple people have compared this
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Book 158: Lysistrata/The Acharnians/The Clouds – Aristophanes
Short and sweet. I’m finished! I am done with all of my challenges for 2012! Upon completion of this book
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Book 152: The Collection – Tom Léger and Riley MacLeod (eds.)
So I thought I’d wrapped up with The Literary Others event after Annabel, but I realized I had time to
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Book 151: Annabel – Kathleen Winter
This is definitely one of the top three most beautiful books I have read this year. Not only is it
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Book 140: Kafka on the Shore – Haruki Murakami
You’ll have to excuse the language, but this book was a mind f*ck. Now, don’t get me wrong, that doesn’t
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Book 109: The Tenant of Wildfell Hall – Anne Brontë
How scandalously shocking! From divorce and debauchery to alcoholism and adultery, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall was not only startling,
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Book 105: Gone With the Wind – Margaret Mitchell
Well I survived the slog. At points I honestly didn’t think I would get through the novel and really should
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Boston Book Festival, Part I: The Panels
This past weekend was the third annual Boston Book Festival and I am proud to say I’ve attended all three. Each year there have been a few hiccups, but the festival gets bigger and (for the most part) better each year. I apologize ahead of time as this is a VERY long post. Suffice to say I enjoyed the festival and am looking forward to next year’s event. Stay tuned as later this week I will post about the AWESOME workshop I attended and the books I (shouldn’t have) bought and the keynote.
One of the hardest things to do is decide which panels/discussions I want to attend. With a schedule like this:
it’s no wonder it’s hard to decide…
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