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I haven't been sticking to any one book lately, so this is going to be a mishmash-post. I have continued reading David's Revenge...

This is the B&B we stayed at in the Cotswolds and its garden. Some rain gave us lots of time for reading, but we also took severa...

I'm still emerging from a haze of butter fat and imagining that I am unlikely to eat any poultry again for the rest of 2008. Too muc...

C.B. and Dakota are offering us a short story challenge in September. Prizes are offered - join in! This has had the unfortunate consequen...

Cam tries to avert blogertia today. Dovegrey introduced me to the meaty Mookse . And, OMG, cute-as-a-button BBC television star David ...

If you’re anything like me, one of your favorite reasons to read is for the story. Not for the character development and interaction. Not b...

Classes begin for me next week. I have bought my new pens and pads, a new laptop is on order (yikes!), and I have now registered for all my...

Inspired by Booksplease Whether you usually read off of your own book pile or from the library shelves NOW, chances are you started off wi...

I have tried my damndest with Charles de Lint's Moonheart and I just can't do it. 160 pages qualifies as the old college try, does...

I just have to say, after all my ranting and raving about how many books I have to read this summer - I believe the number was 20, possibly...

It’s a holiday weekend here in the U.S., so let’s keep today’s question simple– What are you reading? Anything special? Any particularly j...

I find sitting for any length of time pretty unbearable, so I have never really enjoyed long plane flights but the enforced reading time alm...

One of the many tales in Sasa Stanisic's new book How The Soldier Repairs the Gramophone concerns the 'three-dot-ellipsis man,...

A lovely catch-up session with Sheila last night in our fun, noisy, current favorite Morrocan-French cafe, which meant I was near Three Liv...

Have your book-tastes changed over the years? More fiction? Less? Books that are darker and more serious? Lighter and more frivolous? Cha...

Aleksandar Krsmanovic is a young boy living in Tito's Yugoslavia whose unique view gives voice to the political events that finally prop...

Suggested by: Superfastreader : Books and films both tell stories, but what we want from a book can be different from what we want from a ...