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Sobre a minha bibliotecaAfter all those years of trying anything on paper I now head for the Literary Fiction shelves, though I also enjoy literary criticism and any interesting non-fiction. I've got a bit of a weakness for historical novels especially any set in Victorian times. Favourite authors have to include Michel Faber (The Crimson Petal is among my all time favourite books), John Irving, Robert Shearman, George Eliot, Robertson Davies, Louis de Bernieres, Steinbeck - I could go on and on.
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My dog is not happy at the moment. I've had to chop off some of her fur because of a, well, a clumping incident and I thought since the scissors were out I would give her eyebrows and beard a trim. She looks insane now and a bit lopsided.
publicado por Jodyreadseverything às 11:05 am (EST) em Nov 13, 2009
Sorry that I have not replied earlier apart from work I have had family problems to attend to which are now finally taken care of.
What can I say about Grotesque? I read the book on holiday this summer and to be honest did not enjoy it as much as I had enjoyed Out a few years ago. I also preferred Real World which I read recently.
Grotesque is quite a long convoluted book and is narrated by different characters. It is "quite dark" and the title is appropriate "grotesque".
There are quite a few good amazon (both positive and negative) reviews for it which will give you a better idea of the book.
Should you move it up the TBR pile? It all depends what and how you feel at the moment- if you want-need a good feel book, leave it for later.
Ally
publicado por AllyBally às 6:10 am (EST) em Nov 13, 2009
publicado por Jodyreadseverything às 3:38 pm (EST) em Nov 12, 2009
Definately not a good place to be a woodchuck or a bird (or a woman with big teeth) but also definately a good book already. I'm already hoping for hideous things to happen to one person and I was also pleased to see the dogs listed as charactors. Even though he does some terrible things to the dogs in his books he is an author who gets dogs. Although if he ever does anything to a scottie I may have to send him a strongly worded letter.
I hadn't realised that Rob's launch was on Monday, where is he having it? How exciting. I'm quietly plotting ways to get to London now but it's not looking promising. Please tell him when you see him that I am excited for him and hoping all goes well.
publicado por Jodyreadseverything às 11:45 am (EST) em Nov 12, 2009
And on that subject, pollysmith is posting new puppy pictures in the dog group later if you need a cute fix.
publicado por Jodyreadseverything às 11:14 am (EST) em Nov 12, 2009
publicado por Jodyreadseverything às 12:39 pm (EST) em Oct 26, 2009