October 2014 - Andrew Blackman

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Under the Tripoli Sky by Kamal Ben Hameda

Peirene Press is known for publishing contemporary European literature in translation, but its latest offering takes us a little further afield, to Tripoli in…

Latest UK book stats

Came across some interesting stats on UK book sales in the latest issue of The Author magazine from the Society of Authors, and…

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On the Holloway Road³¹
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A Virtual Love¹⁴
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Marcie McCauley on Kokoro by Natsume Soseki: “Hunh, interesting. I just read an introductory essay to Walter Scott’s The Heart of Midlothian and it has a similar…” Jan 21, 00:45
Teresa Lynch on Reading Wales Month: Clear by Carys Davies: ““ Clear” is a lovely gentle book.telling of a lost language and a new friendship. It has similarities to the…” Jan 18, 23:47
Silvia Cachia on Kokoro by Natsume Soseki: “I take your advice, knowing that part 3 is especially rewarding helps keep perspective.” Jan 17, 15:25
David on There Are Rivers in the Sky by Elif Shafak: “Hi Andrew, thanks for your review. I’ve just finished this book after sitting in my TBR pile for a while.…” Jan 16, 10:03
Emma @ Words And Peace on Kokoro by Natsume Soseki: “Neat! I enjoyed Kokoro very much. And when answering a questionnaire for The Classics Club, I just realized Soseki is…” Jan 16, 00:20

Andrew Blackman

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Month: October 2014

Under the Tripoli Sky by Kamal Ben Hameda

Latest UK book stats

Reading³⁹⁹

Thinking¹⁹³

Literary events⁶⁵

Living⁴¹

The writing process³⁴

On the Holloway Road³¹

Published work²²

A Virtual Love¹⁴

Travel¹³

Uncategorized⁷

Consume less, live more!

“Lux the Poet” by Martin Millar

Borges Marathon, Part 6: The Uncivil Teacher of Court Etiquette, Kôtsukéno Suké

“Anarchy” by Errico Malatesta