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Peter | 443 comments The Golden Notebook by Doris Lessing.


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Leona (mnleona) | 24 comments Linda_G wrote: "I seldom post but I read the comments every day. I am not an avid Boxall's reader but I do read from the list and checking what others are reading on the list gives me ideas of books I might want t..."

I read the comments also but rarely post. Some great suggestions on what to read.


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Alice Yoder | 466 comments How It Is by Samuel Beckett - so far, not feeling it.


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Fool's Gold by Maro Douka. Once I finish this book, I will have read all of the books by female authors on the list.


Liander (The Towering Pile) Lavoie (liannelavoie) | 104 comments Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson - technically a reread but I read it the first time in probably high school, and at the time I struggled with the language. Don't really remember much of it.


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Nocturnalux | 465 comments Diane wrote: "Fool's Gold by Maro Douka. Once I finish this book, I will have read all of the books by female authors on the list."

Thanks for mentioning her, I keep a list of female authors and was missing this one.

This brings the total to 166 female authors, assuming I did am not missing anyone.


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George P. | 1402 comments Mod
Her Privates We by Frederic Manning, 1929. 99 cent kindle.


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Nocturnalux | 465 comments Afirma Pereira by Antonio Tabucchi. Long overdue and turns out, Tabucchi knew my grandfather and even directed him on amateur stage plays.


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V. by Thomas Pynchon.


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Dr. Sabrina Molden (joy76) | 10 comments I just started “Night and Day” by Virginia Woolf and love it, just reading the first few pages. I love her. Seriously. I read all of her diaries. Surprisingly though, she does not use stream of consciousness in this book.


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Pamela (bibliohound) | 415 comments At Swim-Two-Birds by Flann O'Brien.

Preparing myself for some mayhem…


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George P. | 1402 comments Mod
The Tartar Steppe by Dino Buzzati, a pretty obscure one, translated Italian> English.


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Alice Yoder | 466 comments Spring Snow byYukio Mishima (Book 1 of The Sea of Fertility) -- going to make this my epic read for the last half of the year.


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Dance and Dream by Javier Marías. The second book of Your Face Tomorrow.


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That They May Face The Rising Sun by John McGahern of Ireland. I've had a copy of it for 5 years and all goodreads friends who've read it gave good ratings.


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Alice wrote: "Spring Snow byYukio Mishima (Book 1 of The Sea of Fertility) -- going to make this my epic read for the last half of the year."

I've read the first two books and will probably read the other two some day.


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