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Barry Eisler • The Killer Collective
Brueghel; and worse than Brueghel, because they were real.
Pat Barker • Toby's Room (Life Class Trilogy Book 2)
Memories had a long half-life.
Ian McEwan • Lessons: the Sunday Times bestselling new novel from the author of Atonement
What were the adjectives you might use for her? Practical, sentimental, tough, empathetic, determined. Fearless, though no one is fearless really; more like a calculated risk-taker.
Margaret Atwood • Old Babes in the Wood
My goal first of all is to get at the truth of those years. Of those days. Without sham feelings. Just after the war this woman would have told of one war; after decades, of course, it changes somewhat, because she adds her whole life to this memory. Her whole self. How she lived those years, what she read, saw, whom she met. Finally, whether she i
... See moreLarissa Volokhonsky • The Unwomanly Face of War
‘Christabel LaMotte. Daughter of Isidore, the mythographer. Last Things. Tales Told in November. An epic called The Fairy Melusina. Very bizarre. Do you know about Melusina? She was a fairy who married a mortal to
A S Byatt • Possession: A Romance
Fine clothes could hide a turbulent soul.
David Bergen • The Matter With Morris: A Novel
need not marry, thank heaven: she need not undergo that degradation. She was saved from that dilution. She would move the tree rather more to the middle.
Virginia Woolf • To the Lighthouse
he was a type of man for whom love was indistinguishable from his own interests.