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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So I thought I’d wrapped up with The Literary Others event after Annabel, but I realized I had time to […]
Book 152: The Collection – Tom Léger and Riley MacLeod (eds.) Read Post »
I rarely read nonfiction and even more rarely go out of my way to read nonfiction. However, when I saw
Book 142: Comet’s Tale – Steven Wolf Read Post »
I remember when the film version of Big Fish came out, I’d just started undergrad at UNC Chapel Hill and
Book 141: Big Fish – Daniel Wallace Read Post »
I knew Michael Cunningham could write a great novel, especially one that could be adapted to the screen, like A
Book 136: Flesh and Blood – Michael Cunningham Read Post »
I knew very little about Charles Dickens going into reading A Tale of Two Cities. Seriously, the most I know
Book 131: A Tale of Two Cities – Charles Dickens Read Post »
Where to begin…seriously. I finished this novel Monday night after a whirlwind read—I could not put it down. I stumbled
Book 121: The Absolutist – John Boyne Read Post »
This is one of those few books recently that is not involved with a challenge, but I did read it
Book 113: Dances with Wolves – Michael Blake Read Post »
How scandalously shocking! From divorce and debauchery to alcoholism and adultery, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall was not only startling,
Book 109: The Tenant of Wildfell Hall – Anne Brontë Read Post »
Well I survived the slog. At points I honestly didn’t think I would get through the novel and really should
Book 105: Gone With the Wind – Margaret Mitchell Read Post »