"Hey, Connie,
Thanks for your comment on my new blog. I responded, but honestly I have no idea if that means you get the response automatically or if you have to visit again and chance upon it! :) Thanks for the friendship!"
What is everyone reading right now?
I am in the middle of The Plague of Doves by Louise Erdrich. (Also, Just read fellow member Meg Waite Clayton's The Wednesday Sisters, which was absolutely lovely!). I am always looking for great books to write down in my journal for future reading, so if you don't mind: ideas please!
Hope everyone's having a great night,
Rebecca
Hope everyone's having a great night,
Rebecca
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Permalink Reply by Zehra on -
I've just finished reading All Passion Spent by Vita Sackville- West and reviewing it for the paper I write, it's thoroughly enjoyable, and I will then move onto By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept by Elizabeth Smart, does anyone have any opinions on the Smart book?
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Permalink Reply by Carleen on -
I am rereading the most successful (woman) writer ever J.K. Rowling because my brain is too mush to handle anything else right now.
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Rasmussen on -
Hi Carleen -- I hear you about the brain mush! I have that, too and must make reading adjustments! Zehra, I have heard good things about The Smart book. I'll let you know when I read it :)
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Permalink Reply by Lori Duffy Foster on -
I just finished The Year of the Flood by the ever-amazing Margaret Atwood and I just started Saving CeeCee Honeycut by our very own Beth Hoffman, So far, it's wonderful.
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Oh, good to hear the Year of the Flood is wonderful! As well as Beth's book!
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Permalink Reply by Angela Christine Ragosa on -
Hi Rebecca,
I am reading the memoir Lit by Mary Karr...I definitely recommend it.
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Rasmussen on
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I am trying to gear up for Lit! xox
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Permalink Reply by Dangerous Old Woman on -
Louise Erdrich is my literary heroine of all time. (Yes, I know I'm supposed to say 'hero' but I find the trend to de-gender words trivial and annoying. In Spanish and many other Romance languages it is impossible to have any noun without gender! So what's the problem?) Anyway, I have been listening to the audio book of Final Report on the Miracles at Little No-Horse, read by a marvelous reader - not always the case with audio books. If you think Erdrich is mesmerizing to read, try her books in audio. Also Tracks.
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Rasmussen on
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Oh I love Tracks! And Master Butcher's SInging Club, although I haven't heard them on audio. Great idea!
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