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WWW Wednesday
WHAT are you reading? Um. I just finished a book and haven’t gotten into anything just yet. Well, I’m still technically reading The Anxious Generation but I’m overwhelmed with schoolwork at the moment and can’t take anything too serious. This … Continue reading
Top Ten Books I Read in School
And by “top ten”, I mean “the first ten books that floated up from the depths of memory”. But first, the tease! The professional whistler” alone would make the obit interesting, but to also have Hitler, Frank Sinatra, and a … Continue reading
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WWW Wednesday
WHAT have you finished reading recently? Precipice, Robert Harris. I found it enjoyable enough to finish, but it was distinctly underwhelming. WHAT are you reading now? In addition to the things I’ve started but have not yet continued in earnest, … Continue reading
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Precipice
Summer 1914: there’s a man dead in Sarajevo, and ominous rumors of war are drifting from eastern Europe. Across the Continent, war machines are slowly cranking up. At 10 Downing Street, though, the long-serving Prime Minister has more pressing issues: … Continue reading
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Tagged 1910s, Britain, historical fiction, Robert Harris, The Great War
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Lost at Sea: The Jon Ronson Mysteries
I’ve been wanting to revisit Jon Ronson and Will Storr, whose books visiting extremists and cranks were both amusing and thought-provoking: October seemed an appropriate month to do so, given their tendency to visit the strange. This collection of pieces … Continue reading
“Reader’s Advisory: Thrillers!”
Grad school has kept me very busy this semester, with serious deadlines every single week. It would be the reason I haven’t posted any reviews in the last week, though there are a couple upcoming, if only in a short-round … Continue reading