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PS: Is no-one else reading right now?
I am, but my time for reading has been seriously cut down since our youngest arrived. I'm almost done with two books.
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PS: Is no-one else reading right now?
I had that problem when i had my kid, but after a few months you slowly get a bit of free time back. I found it hard to stay away though lol.
I recently found an app called "split vote" where you can make really cool looking polls, and i got quite a bit of help on there about what book to read next.
I have like 7 more books to write summaries for. My bad yoPS: Is no-one else reading right now?
61.The Book of Tokyo: A City in Short Fiction Edited by Michael Emmerich, Jim Hinks & Masashi Matsue
A thoughtful, stimulating collection of short stories dealing with the foibles, dramas and egos of the citizens of Tokyo and its environs.
The collection takes its inspiration from the fact Tokyo is the literary and publishing capital of Japan.Aside from Banana Yoshimoto I was not familiar with the authors in the anthology. So as a springboard into new literary territory it has promoted my curiosity to seek out a number of these authors.
@FlyingMonkey have you listened to this years Massey Lectures?
I looked up White Tears and ordered a copy sounds like a good lie in the sun at the beach book.
I was thinking content not name dropping ?It's pretty intense... not sure I'd read it on the beach!
As for the Massey Lectures, yeah, they were pretty good - but then I would say that because Ron is a friend of mine!