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A blog as diverse as my life has been
Month: January 2025
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A Treaty on Female Friendship Betrayal [Book Review]
R.F. Kuang exposes the raw insides of the publishing industry in this novel about privilege, racism and deception
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Weekly Opening Lines – Jan 25th
From Daughter of the Fortune, by Isabel Allende: “Everyone is born with some special talent, and Eliza Sommers…”
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A Fig Tree Recounts History [Book Review]
Star-cross lovers find themselves trapped in a civil war between Turks and Greeks in Cyprus
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Weekly Opening Lines – Jan 18th
From Galatea, by Madeline Miller: “It was almost sweet the way they worried about me…”
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Analyzing One of the New Poirot Mysteries [Book Review]
Diving into the writer who picked up Agatha Christie’s legacy with the authorization of her family
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Weekly Opening Lines – Jan 11th
From Broken April, by Ismail Kadare: “His feet were cold, and each time he moved his numbed legs…”
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The Death of the Aral Sea and an Abandoned Book
Not my best read, but the background story is too insane to pass
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