Young Nikolai, hero, or subject, of Childhood, Boyhood, Youth, is spending the summer before starting college at his family's country house. He learns to play the piano - "fancying that classical music was easier, and partly for the sake of being original, I suddenly decided I loved German music" - and reads: Reading French novels, of which Volodya had brought a large store with him, wa...
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WutheringExpectations 9 hours ago (via wutheringexpectations.blogspot.com)
I’ve never had the opportunity to study Woolf in the classroom, and I only find myself in the company of other Woolfians at the annual conference. So when Bonnie Kime Scott invited me to sit in on her graduate seminar at San Diego State University, I jumped at the opportunity. The curriculum includes all of the novels
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As a followup to my post last week about U.S. vs. U.K. covers, here's an advance look at one of the novels I'm most looking forward to this summer, David Mitchell's The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet. The U.S....
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