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The Books of My Numberless Dreams
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Books are my life so this is my outlet. Here I share my obsession with fiction, literary journals and a bit of non-fiction. Things may be approached from a Jamaican-lost-in-Canada perspective. Bring your silly hat, perch it on your curious brain & relax.
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It’s a civic holiday in glorious Ontario, Canada. (My roommates and I have no idea what we’re supposed to be celebrating, except summer weather and Tim Horton’s ice caps, maybe.) Therefore I should give my magnificent brain a rest b...
Momentary Obsessions
Click on images Is it bright where you are? (Google translate for link) Music: “Absence” from Les Nuits d’Été Op. 7 by Hector Belioz, lyrics by Théophile Gautier Mezzo-soprano: Dame Janet Baker Conductor: Herbert Blomstedt. O...
The burden of both worlds
“Tell me , do you have any coloured blood?” Mark recognized, with anger and embarrassment, the small halt in his breathing but he answered easily enough, “Of course. Why do you ask?” “Shouldn’t I? It seems an inter...
Weekly Geeks Answers - Final Round
Hope it hasn’t been mentioned and my old eyes have deceived me, but have you seen the PBS version of Persuasion? I really enjoyed the whole PBS Jane Austen series. - Tasses No, I’m afraid not. I tend to avoid Austen adaptations unless there...
Weekly Geeks Answers - Round Two
Round One The Lydia Millet questions I just recently read a Lydia Millet novel. What’d you think of her? In the one I read, the characterization was brilliant, although her writing felt heavy at times. How were Millet’s characters in the novel yo...
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Beth Fehlbaum, author of Courage in Patience Said:
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Ilka Flood Said:
Hi,
I love classical movies too. Since I watched most of them in Germany growing up, I don't know their original English titles. It's nice to hear them in the original voices though instead of the dubbed version ;o)
The same kind of goes for the books I read growing up. I don't know their English titles as well...it's so funny to come across a book and thinking, "yep, I've read that before, but it was called something else." ;o)
I joined your neighborhood because I want to stop back by often.

