Richter's stunning photos of a snow-covered forest interspersed with 39 stories, 1-2 per day, some historical, some autobiographical, some fictional, all about the elasticity of time.
I'll continue to post occasional recommendations, but the daily posts are at an end. I hope you found a few books worth reading.
I'll continue to post occasional recommendations, but the daily posts are at an end. I hope you found a few books worth reading.
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Something about traveling by train offers a perennial formula for good fiction. Here's a look at some books of 150 pages or less for your next railway journey.
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Something about traveling by train offers a perennial formula for good fiction. Here's a look at some books of 150 pages or less for your next railway journey.
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Just a reminder that, although the #WaferThinBooks group is over, there's still a ton of novella recommendations, plus profiles of the 12 books we read, to be found at waferthinbooks.com.
Just a reminder that, although the #WaferThinBooks group is over, there's still a ton of novella recommendations, plus profiles of the 12 books we read, to be found at waferthinbooks.com.
In which I admit my crush on the striking geometric covers of these Seagull books and my admiration for the quality and energy of the writing therein.
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In which I admit my crush on the striking geometric covers of these Seagull books and my admiration for the quality and energy of the writing therein.
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1. The Wife of Martin Guerre by Janet Lewis (Swallow, 116p.)
The famous tale of the man who returns after 8 years and claims to be Martin, husband of Bertrande, only to be proved an impostor, as told by the wife who accepted him as real.
1. The Wife of Martin Guerre by Janet Lewis (Swallow, 116p.)
The famous tale of the man who returns after 8 years and claims to be Martin, husband of Bertrande, only to be proved an impostor, as told by the wife who accepted him as real.
I invited the wizard behind themodernnovel.org to recommend some of his favorites from the 1000+ novels featured on his site. An eclectic and wide-ranging selection:
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I invited the wizard behind themodernnovel.org to recommend some of his favorites from the 1000+ novels featured on his site. An eclectic and wide-ranging selection:
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