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26 blogs about Fiction books. Page 2 of 2.

  1. Stuck in a Book
    A focus on novels by women from between the World Wars, though I’ll dart a bit around other genres and periods. By Simon Thomas. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Elizabeth Goudge and Maggie O’Farrell
    As with previous A Book A Day in May challenges, sometimes I’m doubling up on days – and in the past two days I have finished a 407pp book (The Heart of the Family by …
    By StuckinaBook, 1,291 words
  2. This Space
    "Perhaps the best resource in English on European modernist literature" – Irish Times. By Steve Mitchelmore. 🇬🇧 More info

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    39 Books: 1999
    I've always preferred the Serpent's Tail edition of Pessoa's Book of Disquiet over the others published around the same time, such as from Quartet Encounters and Carcanet, the latter with a fussy variant on the …
    By Stephen Mitchelmore, 805 words
  3. Trout Nation
    Your One Stop Procrastination Shop. By Jenny Trout. 🇺🇸 More info

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    (Jenny’s Version)
    Last week, I got an email from Harlequin’s rights division informing me of the decision made in the review I requested on some of my titles. After months of waiting for this decision, I am …
    By JennyTrout, 669 words
  4. Whatever
    FURIOUSLY REASONABLE. By John Scalzi. 🇺🇸 More info

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    RIP Steve Albini
    Pitchfork announced that Steve Albini, indie music producer and general gadfly to the music industry, has died of a heart attack at 61 years old. If you were between 13 and 33 years old in …
    By John Scalzi, 310 words
  5. Wuthering Expectations
    A Distinguished Crankologist. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Books I Read in April 2024 - this irritation passes over into patient completed understanding
    Grinding away at Gertrude Stein’s The Making of Americans (1925), a genuine monster. “As I was saying it is often irritating to listen to the repeating they are doing, always then that one has it …
    By Amateur Reader (Tom), 473 words
  6. XIX век
    Notes on nineteenth-century Russian poetry and prose. By Erik McDonald. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Green noise
    Nekrasov’s poem “The Green Noise” (Зеленый шум, 1862–63) takes us inside the perspective of a peasant man who decides to kill his wife. She voluntarily tells him—he wishes she hadn’t—about something that happened to her …
    By Erik McDonald, 446 words