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hermetic

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3. No, not yet

Sun Dec 10, 2017, 02:18 PM

Dec 2017

Foyle is my introduction to Horowitz. A bunch of us meet up here every week to talk about what we are reading and one member is a big Horowitz fan, which has got me interested now in reading and watching all of his stories. Really enjoyable stuff.

Certainly some parallels with old Julius and true it is that the Ides of March will be here soon. Dolt 45 would do well to realize that Caesar was then stabbed some 23 times by a group of rebellious senators. Oh, a girl can dream, right?

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What are you reading this week of December 10, 2017? [View all] hermetic Dec 2017 OP

I'm thinking of watching Julius Caesar, since it's so topical.... OnDoutside Dec 2017 #1

No, not yet hermetic Dec 2017 #3

Dream indeed ! One other I would really recommend are the OnDoutside Dec 2017 #5

While I love to watch, I am actually binge watching the 2nd avebury Dec 2017 #2

Shoot! I wrote a reply hermetic Dec 2017 #8

Death in the Air, Kate Winkler Dawson shenmue Dec 2017 #4

Hot off the press, that one hermetic Dec 2017 #7

Not finished yet shenmue Dec 2017 #15

Several matt819 Dec 2017 #6

Aww, don't give up hermetic Dec 2017 #10

Actually just finished An American Family yesterday. onecaliberal Dec 2017 #9

So sad... hermetic Dec 2017 #11

Indeed. Even more so when you read their story. onecaliberal Dec 2017 #12

I love Erdrich. murielm99 Dec 2017 #13

Yes I have hermetic Dec 2017 #14

I almost FORGOT hermetic Dec 2017 #16

Oh no. murielm99 Dec 2017 #17

Ain't that the truth? hermetic Dec 2017 #25

A while back I started Roddy Doyle's "The Commitments" And then I fell into Connelly. TexasProgresive Dec 2017 #18

Hooray! hermetic Dec 2017 #19

Its really odd about the snow TexasProgresive Dec 2017 #20

Sadly I dont read much anymore benld74 Dec 2017 #21

You should stop by here hermetic Dec 2017 #26

Thanks for the thread, hermetic. I finished Bill McKibben's japple Dec 2017 #22

I love mysteries hermetic Dec 2017 #27

The Language of Bees by Laurie R. King PennyK Dec 2017 #23

Cool! hermetic Dec 2017 #28

Oh, and this! hermetic Dec 2017 #33

The Dark Flood Rises - by Margaret Drabble Ohiya Dec 2017 #24

Neither have I hermetic Dec 2017 #30

I just discovered American Gods Runningdawg Dec 2017 #29

Oh yes hermetic Dec 2017 #31

The Midnight Line by Lee Child, PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2017 #32

We all love Jack hermetic Dec 2017 #37

The Orientalist defacto7 Dec 2017 #34

By Tom Reiss? hermetic Dec 2017 #38

Yes... Reiss. It's quite an adventureous life. defacto7 Dec 2017 #42

No probs... hermetic Dec 2017 #44

Dombey and Son cyclonefence Dec 2017 #35

True enough hermetic Dec 2017 #39

For October and November Break time Dec 2017 #36

Wow! hermetic Dec 2017 #40

As you can see Break time Dec 2017 #41

Wonderful hermetic Dec 2017 #45

Lots of Connelly here this week getting old in mke Dec 2017 #43

Nice hermetic Dec 2017 #46