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Jo Walton's Reading List: June 2021

Jo Walton's Reading List: June 2021
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Jo Walton's Reading List: June 2021

Jo Walton's Reading List: June 2021
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United Kingdom , United States , Tam Lin , Bernard Ollivier , Ruthanna Emrys , Margery Sharp , Edwin Arlington Robinson , Caroline Moorehead , Christopher Fry , Charlotte Lucas , Marko Kloos , Kathleen Thompson Norris , Sylvia Townsend Warner , Suzanne Allain , Aliya Whiteley , Portia Macintosh , Sophie Kinsella , Rachel Lynn Solomon , Furrowed Middlebrow , Marlena De Blasi , Not For Burning , Pamela Dean , Middle Ages , Subtlest Soul , Virginia Cox , Silk Road ,

Jo Walton's Reading List: April and May 2021

Jo Walton's Reading List: April and May 2021
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Jo Walton's Reading List: March 2021

Another lockdown month, at home, lots of reading, not a lot of anything else. But thank goodness for books, there were a lot of great ones in March. I read twenty books in a wide variety of genres and modes, with a high concentration of things that made me feel free and among friends, at least while I was reading them.
Sequel to
The Paris Wife, a novel about and from the first person POV of Martha Gellhorn, Hemingway’s second wife. I didn’t like it as much as the first book, perhaps because I fairly recently read a biography of Gellhorn so it was more familiar. However, McLain is a terrific writer and I read this avidly. It began an interesting theme that ran through my March books of early-twentieth-century men and women trying to find new ways of being partners here mostly very unsuccessfully, though there were moments when the two of them were writing in different rooms at the same time and meeting up at meals to compare progress. ....

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Jo Walton's Reading List: February 2021

February was another locked down month with a curfew in Quebec, and I was at home going nowhere. It snowed a lot. I saw a total of three other human beings in the whole month. The prevailing mood of this pandemic for many of us is “other people have it worse, but this sure sucks.” I read a perfectly reasonable seventeen books, and many of them were really excellent, which is always cheering.
This is the story of a young man with enough money to live on in London for a year and try to write, who entirely fails to achieve anything. It’s a comedy, though it is very sad, and you can see here the beginnings of the class consciousness which will make so much of Sharp’s later work so excellent. I enjoyed reading it, though I wouldn’t call it good, exactly. It also surprised me that it was 1932; it’s much more a book of the 1920s in feel. For Sharp completists, I suppose. Don’t start here. But I am excited to have so much new to me Sharp available as ebooks. ....

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