The Amazing Adventure of Kavalier and Clay (2000) – Michael CHABON
I have a great deal of respect for the person Michael Chabon, born mainly out of the fact that he understands the importance of genre fiction, and the role it […]
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The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao (2007) – Junot DÍAZ
One of the things I love about second-hand bookstores is that you can find things for cheap that you might have been unsure about buying. The Brief Wondrous Life of […]
The Shipping News (1993) – Annie PROULX
A lot of people have read The Shipping News not out of choice, but because it was on the HSC list. So when I tell people I want to read […]
The Age of Innocence (1920) – Edith WHARTON
As with so many books I read, this had been sitting on my pile for a long time. I had even picked it up and tried to read it some […]
The Hours (1998) – Michael CUNNINGHAM
Just as a warning to anyone who’s reading this: this is a sequel post to the last one, about Mrs Dalloway. As soon as I had finished said novel, I […]
