Boston Book Festival, Part III: The Books
I’ve blogged about the panels and my awesome workshop, but I haven’t written about the plethora of books I purchased! […]
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I’ve blogged about the panels and my awesome workshop, but I haven’t written about the plethora of books I purchased! […]
Boston Book Festival, Part III: The Books Read Post »
“I am laughing to myself. I just got off the phone with my sister and as usual she brought up
Boston Book Festival, Part II: My Workshop Read Post »
This is my first introduction to Herman Melville. I don’t believe I’ve read any bits of Moby Dick, even though
Book 63: Bartleby, The Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street – Herman Melville Read Post »
I assumed this was a random small collection of short stories as I picked it up for very cheap at
Book 40: Boston Noir – Dennis Lehane (ed.) Read Post »
The Berlin Stories brings together two of what Isherwood wrote while inspired by the city of Berlin. His most famous
Book 19: The Berlin Stories – Christopher Isherwood Read Post »
As much as I wanted to, I could not bring myself to like most of the stories in this book.
Book 5: Tales of the Jazz Age – F. Scott Fitzgerald Read Post »