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The Reading Life Review - March, 2017
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USA, The Philippines, Russia, India and Belgium
The Russian hits were from bots, once or twice a month they inundate the blog, why I am not yet clear.
Normally in March I have focused on Irish Short Stories, this year I did not. I still love this reading area and will return to it.
Works I read but did not post upon
"The Lady of the House of Love" by Angela Carter. From The Bloody Chamber
"Glory" by Lesley Nneka Arimah. A 2017 O Henry Prize Story. I will post on her work soon
The Shadow in the Garden A Biographer's Tale by James Atlas.
Literary Biographies
I read two first rate just published literary biographies, one on Angela Carter and another on Elizabeth Bishop. I will be reading more.
Novels
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, a reread after fifty years
Coco Chanel by C. W. Gortner-a very well done literary treatment of her life
Buried in Print is conducting a read through of the short stories of Mavis Gallant. I read for this a great story "The Other Paris".
I give my humble thanks to those who have left comments. It means a great deal to me.
Mel u
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2 comments:
interesting and eclectic omissions: you're posts open a different window than i'm used to... tx for that...
Mel, you continue to inspire me to read and to blog. Excellent job in March!
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