Book 792: Hallucinating Foucault – Patricia Duncker
I forgot how beautiful this novel is. That’s not surprising considering it’s been over a decade since I read it […]
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I forgot how beautiful this novel is. That’s not surprising considering it’s been over a decade since I read it […]
Book 792: Hallucinating Foucault – Patricia Duncker Read Post »
Book three of the Jane Fairfax trilogy just didn’t live up to Jane Bites Back or Jane Goes Batty. That being said,
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When I finished this I did a little wiggle in my seat and clapped my hands. Some times I really do
Book 354: Jane Goes Batty (Jane Fairfax #2) – Michael Thomas Ford Read Post »
I would love to say this is the only vampire inspired fan fiction of Jane Austen I have on my
Book 353: Jane Bites Back (Jane Fairfax #1) – Michael Thomas Ford Read Post »
Atwood is an incredible writer and story teller and there’s really not much more that needs to be said, so when
Book 302: Stone Mattress – Margaret Atwood Read Post »
Stephen King is a sick-sick man, but clearly incredibly talented to write these books. After reading Cujo, I wasn’t sure
Book 266: Misery – Stephen King 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 »
Every book blogger should read this memoir at some point. I don’t remember when I first came across the title
Book 111: Howards End is on the Landing – Susan Hill Read Post »
As you’ve read in Part 1 and Part 2 of this random mini-series, I had a visceral reaction to Mary
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