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Fiction

hermetic

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24. Oh fun!

Reply to Runningdawg (Reply #22)

Sun May 6, 2018, 04:59 PM

May 2018

I recently read To Say Nothing of the Dog which sort of had the same theme. I loved it. It kind of 'went on' in places but the wonderful ending made that all worthwhile.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, May 6, 2018? [View all] hermetic May 2018 OP

Just beginning "The Nightingale." Interestingly, as I begin my trip to France. CurtEastPoint May 2018 #1

Wonderful! hermetic May 2018 #5

I had to Google and it's a fictional town but is supposed to be in the Loire Valley. CurtEastPoint May 2018 #6

Aha hermetic May 2018 #11

Loved that book... Freedomofspeech May 2018 #18

"Leaving Berlin" by Joseph Kanon Ohiogal May 2018 #2

That sounds like a great story. hermetic May 2018 #7

Yes, it's my first stab at a Joseph Kanon book Ohiogal May 2018 #12

Pictures! hermetic May 2018 #17

Thank you, I'll check them out! Ohiogal May 2018 #29

"Noir" by Christopher Moore dameatball May 2018 #3

I am really looking forward hermetic May 2018 #8

unfortunately, the MSM will be shoving Drumpf's tweets into my cranium lapfog_1 May 2018 #4

I highly recommend hermetic May 2018 #9

Keep reading matt819 May 2018 #10

Sounds like you've got hermetic May 2018 #14

A Sentimental Journey cyclonefence May 2018 #13

Ah, Sterne... hermetic May 2018 #15

When I read Tristram Shandy earlier this year cyclonefence May 2018 #16

"The Hobbit," J.R.R. Tolkien shenmue May 2018 #19

You are off, then, hermetic May 2018 #20

I just finished listening to Beartown MuseRider May 2018 #21

Hi! hermetic May 2018 #23

I will. MuseRider May 2018 #25

Blackout - Connie Willis Runningdawg May 2018 #22

Oh fun! hermetic May 2018 #24

Connie Willis is the best! PoindexterOglethorpe May 2018 #39

It's the first book I have read by her Runningdawg May 2018 #43

The New York Times and The Washington Post PJMcK May 2018 #26

Well, of course hermetic May 2018 #32

The Rending And The Nest by Kaethe Schwehn PoorMonger May 2018 #27

Ah, quite new hermetic May 2018 #33

I hadn't heard of those books yet. PoindexterOglethorpe May 2018 #40

Outlander by Diana Gabaldon madaboutharry May 2018 #28

I LOVED that story hermetic May 2018 #34

Donald Westlake: Brothers Keepers The Blue Flower May 2018 #30

How cool hermetic May 2018 #35

If you like funny, read Westlake. PoindexterOglethorpe May 2018 #41

Yeah, I do hermetic May 2018 #46

Finished "Rise to Rebellion" by Jeff Shaara Number9Dream May 2018 #31

Shaara is highly regarded hermetic May 2018 #36

State of the Onion by Julie Hyzy PennyK May 2018 #37

I should read that hermetic May 2018 #44

The French Girl by Lexie Elliott PoorMonger May 2018 #38

Girls!! hermetic May 2018 #45

Just finished All the Beautiful Lies PoindexterOglethorpe May 2018 #42

Hmm, interesting hermetic May 2018 #47