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Month: November 2024

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November 2024 Reading Roundup

From Indigenous Americans discovering Europe to Voltaire destroying my last shred of optimism, here's a summary of my reading this month.
30 November 2024
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Borges Marathon, Part 15: A Survey of the Works of Herbert Quain

Join me as I survey Jorge Luis Borges's survey of the works of the non-existent writer Herbert Quain.
22 November 2024
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Review: The Other Side by Alfred Kubin

What would a dream world look like? A world in which the normal rules of cause and effect don't exist, in which…
11 November 2024

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  • kaggsysbookishramblings on Borges Marathon, Part 21: Death and the Compass: “I remember this one as being a particular standout, though as puzzling as any Borges story can be. I do…” Jul 23, 13:47
  • Anonymous on Reading Wales Month: Clear by Carys Davies: “This book is wonderful- full of wonder. I feel lucky that I stumbled across it by searching for an available…” Jul 22, 20:57
  • Stefanie on The Story of the Night by Colm Toibin: “That quote you shared is so relevant to these times too and it gave me chills. I wonder if Richard’s…” Jul 21, 21:31
  • Stefanie on Borges Marathon, Part 21: Death and the Compass: “This one sounds like a fun one. Instinct and reason both have their limits. Perhaps we are to consider how…” Jul 21, 21:23
  • Tammy on There Are Rivers in the Sky by Elif Shafak: “I really appreciated reading your review – I had a similar reaction to this book: it truly disappointed me, particularly…” Jul 20, 21:58

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