pickThis was a quiet short story told from the viewpoint of a snail. Admittedly, I read it to bump up my “books read“ count for the year. But I enjoyed it. And it makes me to want to pick up another of hers. I've been contemplating a re-read of Mrs. Dalloway. Perhaps now is the time.
📸 I've never been to Kew Gardens but it looks inviting.
Anyone else believe that organizing books is a complete hobby in itself?
Putting together my summer reading.
Pictured my physical TBR corner.
pickThis was an interesting short story! I saw there‘s a movie adaptation so I guess I‘ll be checking that out tonight 🤓🤣
bailedOnly read 3 stories and had to stop. Boring, ending made no sense and didn't want to read any more.
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Introduction
A special request from the wonderful Danny Ramadan
Mystery guest
Week in Review
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The Collected Short Stories by Jean Rhys
Luck by David Carpenter
Babbacombe's by Susan Scarlett
The Thorn Puller by Hiromi Itō
She's a Lamb! by Meredith Hambrock
pickLike with most short story collections, I liked some more than others. So many were heartbreaking. But also full of love of family. Sony‘s Gone might have been my favorite, but The Bones of Louella Brown was also a favorite. #bookspin @TheAromaofBooks
It‘s another great day to buy spec fic by African-American authors. #shortfiction #blackauthors
Another miserable story from this so far dreary and depressing anthology. “I See You, Bianca,” by Maeve Brennan was essentially 11 pages of description of the MC‘s NYC apartment. There happened to be a cat who goes missing and the MC doesn‘t seem that bothered really. That‘s the plot. What a downer! I‘m very nervous to continue with this collection. If the next story is more of the same I may just shelve this for now.
#catsoflitsy
