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Pieces / Michelle Bailat-Jones. Novel – Fog Island Mountains. Read Write. Translate. Four women in translation. Julia Allard Daudet – Women in Translation Month. What if the sun…. 8220;I am what is missing.”. Small gin and Mercè Rodoreda. Just to finish the day. 10 hours ago. Do love that in Switzerland any step in winegrowing is grounds for a party, cas in point, the hard to translate: bal des effeuilles 14 hours ago. Thank you, Ellen! A Blank Letter by Sudeep Sen: poetryfoundation.org/poem/249078?
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logophilia: No Country for Old Men by Cormac MacCarthy
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Saturday, 12 January 2008. No Country for Old Men by Cormac MacCarthy. Chigurh is on Moss's trail. Almost a killing machine, he methodically and clinically kills anyone who gets in his way, often using a slaughter house bolt gun. The man looked at Chigurh's eyes for the first time. Blue as lapis. At once glistening and totally opaque. Like wet stones. You need to call it, Chigurh said. I cant call it for you. It wouldnt be fair. It wouldnt even be right. Just call it. I didnt put nothing up. Meanwhile, S...
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logophilia: The first book of 2008 - Cranford
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Wednesday, 9 January 2008. The first book of 2008 - Cranford. Mr Harrison’s Confessions. 1853) is simply sublime. Narrated by Miss Mary Smith, from the first page it is an engaging and wryly amusing take on the predominantly female world of the village of Cranford:. Miss Pole, and her meticulous collection and broadcasting of gossip. Martha, the faithful young servant, and Jem Hearn, her “follower”. Mr Harrison’s Confessions. 1851) is enjoyable, though more than a little overshadowed by. 2 inclined, desi...
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logophilia: Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray
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Wednesday, 30 January 2008. Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray. I’ve been meaning to read. For years, and I was very curious to know what I’d make of Becky Sharp. She’s one of those characters with a life of its own (and I’ve not even seen any of the screen adaptations of the book! John Carey, who introduced this novel (or wrote the afterword in my case, as I obeyed his exhortation to only read his introduction after reading the entire novel! Is also a challenge read for me this year I’m lo...
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logophilia: Go Tell It On The Mountain by James Baldwin
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Tuesday, 12 February 2008. Go Tell It On The Mountain by James Baldwin. This poor blog's been sadly neglected over the past week or so, as it's been a busy time chez moi.but I won't bore you with the intricacies of revision for my property law exam! Instead I'd like to share my thoughts on James Baldwin's stunning. Go Tell It On The Mountain. And isolated from the rest of his family. But the family secrets revealed (to the reader, not necessarily to all the other characters) show how he's a product o...
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logophilia: How the Soldier Repairs the Gramophone - Saša Stanišic
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Tuesday, 24 February 2009. How the Soldier Repairs the Gramophone - Saša Stanišic. To Kill a Mockingbird. Despite this book being worlds away both in time and style). I also have to commend Anthea Bell's translation from the German. It's so skillfully done that at no point did I find myself self-conscious of the translation. I've seen this in the bookshop, but always put it down and bought some else. Your review has convinced me I should change that. 26 February 2009 at 11:41. 27 February 2009 at 10:53.
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logophilia: Office daze
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Tuesday, 19 February 2008. I was really excited to read Joshua Ferris' Then We Came to the End. We were fractious and overpaid. Our mornings lacked promise. At least those of us who smoked had something to look forward to at ten-fifteen. Most of us liked everyone, a few of us hated specific individuals, one or two people loved everyone and everything. Those who loved everyone were unanimously reviled. 20 February 2008 at 11:05. 20 February 2008 at 12:15. 20 February 2008 at 17:44. That said, I completely...
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logophilia: Booking Through Thursday (er, on a Friday), or how to break a blogual silence.
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Friday, 19 September 2008. Booking Through Thursday (er, on a Friday), or how to break a blogual silence. To anyone who's not heard of Booking Through Thursday. This week's BBT is:. Autumn is starting (here in the US, anyway), and kids are heading back to school–does the changing season change your reading habits? Are you just in the mood for different kinds of books than you were over the summer? And thought about how much I'd love to read them. I usually try to read the favourites on the Booker sho...
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Eclectic Closet Litblog, Book Reviews & Knitting Designs » Random Thoughts & Ponderings
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Eclectic Closet Litblog, Book Reviews and Knitting Designs. A litblog dedicated to book reviews/recommendations, as well as literary and publishing news. Now enhanced with knitting designs. Happy Father’s Day to my Dad. Thank you for so many wonderful memories. Posted under Random Thoughts and Ponderings. Aviva Community Fund – We Need Your Help! The organization I work with, COMAP (Centre for Community Mapping). And Your Heritage Waterloo Region. You can vote once each day for the next 13 days. Welcome ...
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Eclectic Closet Litblog, Book Reviews & Knitting Designs » garden
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Eclectic Closet Litblog, Book Reviews and Knitting Designs. A litblog dedicated to book reviews/recommendations, as well as literary and publishing news. Now enhanced with knitting designs. Seeking the secret society. Evidenced by the rustling leaves. The gentle whispers of feet. That scamper and roam. Who rustles and darts. Knitting in the Garden. View of my garden. Finley checking the garden for interlopers. Any guesses what it might be when it’s done? The History of the Irises and the Trillium. Origin...