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Agreed. I thought it would be deeply relevant to the story but was not.
Agreed. I thought it would be deeply relevant to the story but was not.
I am embarking in those presently. Thanks.
Yes. All that was in the background of the story. I had just gotten back from a two week driving and hiking tour of the area so I was familiar with many things she described. Especially Canyon de Chelle.
I am just about to start that
I organize by fiction, history, science etc. Then for fiction by genre and time period. Then by author name.
Afterwards, when I go away for a couple days, my wife then completely reorders by size and color for decorative purposes.
A lot of famous people get novels published not because the novels are good, but because they are famous. They also have well compensated professional editors or even ghost writers to help them turn their pile of crap fiction into something at least publishable with a straight face.
Many lawyers become writers - a few quite famous.
Chomsky came into his own during the protest movements of the Vietnam War - he developed anti-capitalist, anti-imperialists ideology (which was big back then) and has made the facts fit his ideology ever since.
I think she is naive at the beginning with no concept of how the world works. Next to being hot, that is probably the largest mitigating factor to her general behavior.
Wesley from Star Trek Next Generation.
Such collections were meant to be not only something to read but to show off on your shelves - that’s why they are so nicely bound. I doubt they ever made a paperback version of the collection since it was a made to be shown.
Putin has probably put out a few papers on this too.
Yes Abebooks.
As they say, write what you know.
It has been a while, but I read it. It was very atmospheric and melancholy. Enjoyed it.
I just read Jude. I like it. Hardy, as always, embraces tragedy and his characters failure to break from societal norms and find happiness