Our Icelandic tradition continues! We‘re cozied up by the fire with chocolates and our new books! I‘ve been dying to read this play, so I‘m thrilled. 😊
Our Icelandic tradition continues! We‘re cozied up by the fire with chocolates and our new books! I‘ve been dying to read this play, so I‘m thrilled. 😊
Interesting intersection of philosophy and psychology and historical fiction. Also interestingly found out it's Ari's favorite book. Enjoyed the insights into each character's mind and worldview.
First book of quarantine.
This is a slender little book that I keep picking up when I walk by the piles of books on my table whenever I go to let the dog out. This last time I decided the universe was telling me to pick it up. Maybe I‘ll learn something because as of right now, I‘m a crap gardener.
"Human beings are dangerously capricious apes whom only their own shameless arrogance has tried to make out the lords of creation."
- In the Footsteps of the Abominable Snowman, by Josef Nesvadba
https://youtu.be/BhiPsquNRXc
Intro
Weekly Highlights
The Imaginary Lives Of James Pōneke by Tina Makereti
Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry by B.S. Johnson
And Then He Sang a Lullaby by Ani Kayode Somtochukwu
The Snow Goose by Paul Gallico
Mendelssohn is on the Roof by Jiří Weil, Marie Winn (Translator)
No Bones by Anna Burns
Wanted to show off my hardcover Kunderas . I bought “Unbearable”new , I think I read The NY Times review. Probably one of the major indicators that I was falling in love with literary fiction. Found this copy of the Joke years ago, being how it was published in 1969 , I felt happy to find one in such good condition.
I loved this book so much, it really was my companion while growing into adulthood.
I read most of his books after this one and loved many of them, but this one stood out for all those years.
RIP Milan Kundera.
How fitting a tribute as the author Milan Kundera just passed away yesterday at the age of 91. I‘m LOVING this book @TrishB it‘s perfect for dipping into when you have a few minutes 🥰