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Dude:
Plato's Republic.
I bow before you.
81. Fear and Trembling 1999 Amelie Nothomb
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A Japanese speaking Belgian woman gains employment with an import-export firm in Tokyo. Her exploits make for a truly humorous book.
I enjoyed it thoroughly and highly recommend it.
I finally did the stats with the LIST download Clock referred me to. I will finish by age 62 if I keep at it...
Which remains to be seen.
I should maybe get in to this. So no scientific and technical manuals or anything for 'work' (in my case obscure occult and humanistic literature, myth and art). That's difficult but since I have the ability to acquire any book's content by sheer osmosis alone it oughtn't be a problem. Haven't read too many belle-lettristic works this year though. Let's see:
1) recently Donna Tartt: The Secret History
2) another one: Hodgson: The House on the Borderland
3) Machen: The Secret Glory
That's all I can remember for now....
Am planning to peruse another of the Wodehouse novels though, my second one: Carry On, Jeeves- so that'd be no. 4!