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My messy thoughts on “Go set a watchman”, by Harper Lee | From Isi

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Come Read. Enjoy. My messy thoughts on “Go set a watchman”, by Harper Lee. Asymp; 8 Comments. By this time I assume everybody knows about the plot of. Go set a watchman. So I am going to speak my mind on the entire book. Consider yourself warned in case you don’t want to read spoilers. Go set a watchman. To kill a mockingbird. In mind, so I have to say that the memories Jean Louise talks about are what all of us wanted to read. To my pleasure, they were not the same the author told in. My copy of the book.

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Rose's Reading: World Book Night - getting ever closer

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Sunday, 8 April 2012. World Book Night - getting ever closer. In the run-up, I've signed up to the World Book Night facebook page - and I'm not normally a fan of organisations/companies doing marketing via facebook. But for a tiny organisation, I think they're doing a great job - and I'm really enjoying their posts and links to other good stuff. Some of the best things I've seen there include. A silent film about. How Slightly Foxed hardbacks are made. And a set of. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Rose's Reading: September 2011

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Monday, 12 September 2011. 50 books - and then some. This is my fourth year of a fifty-book challenge - and for reasons that are mysterious to me, Im well ahead of the pace. Normally Ive managed 50-55 books, including last year an emergency pride-saving push over Christmas. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Rosesyear *at* gmail *dot* com. A Girl Walks Into a Bookstore. 2011-A Reading Year in Review:. A Pin to See the Peepshow by F Tennyson Jesse. Reading Fuelled By Tea.

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Rose's Reading: April's reading round-up

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Tuesday, 26 April 2011. I've not reviewed any of my reading this month - and I'm not motivated to write properly considered posts for any of the books. But here's a quick round-up:. Round about a Pound a Week. I first added it to my TBR list during Persephone Reading Weekend, then moved it up the list to make sure I've read it before Hay so that I can discuss with the lovely Sally. And also of Polly Toynbee's. Which I read when I first moved to London. The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet. And others) h...

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The Literary Critical Detective:: July 2012

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The Literary Critical Detective:. A blog of character written entirely in character. I am the literary critical detective. In my work I examine the mise en scene of classic detective stories carefully, paying attention to the smallest metaphorical detail, sifting through the facts and then distorting them according to my whim. The Literary Critical Detective. Wednesday, 25 July 2012. Dreaming of Reading Projects. I have never been afraid of long novels or large-scale reading projects. I have been dreamin...

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The Literary Critical Detective:: April 2012

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The Literary Critical Detective:. A blog of character written entirely in character. I am the literary critical detective. In my work I examine the mise en scene of classic detective stories carefully, paying attention to the smallest metaphorical detail, sifting through the facts and then distorting them according to my whim. The Literary Critical Detective. Saturday, 28 April 2012. Reader, I finished reading it. By Charlotte Bront ë. The fact that I was unsure at first which of the two names on the cov...

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The Literary Critical Detective:: February 2011

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The Literary Critical Detective:. A blog of character written entirely in character. I am the literary critical detective. In my work I examine the mise en scene of classic detective stories carefully, paying attention to the smallest metaphorical detail, sifting through the facts and then distorting them according to my whim. The Literary Critical Detective. Monday, 21 February 2011. The Literary Critical Detective receives a missive. The address had been typed out onto a separate sheet of paper and the...

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The Literary Critical Detective:: June 2012

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The Literary Critical Detective:. A blog of character written entirely in character. I am the literary critical detective. In my work I examine the mise en scene of classic detective stories carefully, paying attention to the smallest metaphorical detail, sifting through the facts and then distorting them according to my whim. The Literary Critical Detective. Saturday, 30 June 2012. There was a moment when I could almost imagine myself to be in those medieval spaces so beloved of gothic romance. If I...

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The Literary Critical Detective:: May 2011

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The Literary Critical Detective:. A blog of character written entirely in character. I am the literary critical detective. In my work I examine the mise en scene of classic detective stories carefully, paying attention to the smallest metaphorical detail, sifting through the facts and then distorting them according to my whim. The Literary Critical Detective. Sunday, 29 May 2011. The Literary Critical Detective En Plein Air. So this morning I packed up my notes, my books, my stationary and my hat and lef...

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The Literary Critical Detective:: Into the Undercroft.

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The Literary Critical Detective:. A blog of character written entirely in character. I am the literary critical detective. In my work I examine the mise en scene of classic detective stories carefully, paying attention to the smallest metaphorical detail, sifting through the facts and then distorting them according to my whim. The Literary Critical Detective. Saturday, 30 June 2012. There was a moment when I could almost imagine myself to be in those medieval spaces so beloved of gothic romance. If I...