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alwaysbringabookwithyou · 6 years ago

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Reading From Home

Hi all! So as you probably remember at the start of this year I pledged to take part in the #readingfromhome challenge organised by @theaspenreader and @schoolenthusiast. I made a list of 24 books on my physical TBR list and promised not to buy any more books. It’s now time for a check-in!

Winter by Ali Smith

Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi

The Assassin’s Apprentice by Robin Hobb

The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley

The Pearl Thief by Elizabeth Wein

On Beauty by Zadie Smith

No Filter by Orlagh Collins

Rubicon by Tom Holland

A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara

Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry by Mildred D Taylor

The Sport of Kings by CE Morgan

The Silk Roads by Peter Frankopan

Harry Potter: A History of Magic by The British Library

The Children’s Book by AS Byatt

Atonement by Ian McEwan

Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden

Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami

Room by Emma Donoghue

Perfume by Patrick Suskind

Inheritance by Christopher Paolini

Gilead by Marilynne Robinson

Do Not Say We Have Nothing by Madeleine Thien

Artemis by Andy Weir

Burnt Shadows by Kamila Shamsie

I’ve been doing quite well with my book buying ban in that I have only broken it twice in six months (both books were for my podcast) but I did buy a book in Oxford last weekend but I would like to point out that I was ON HOLIDAY and HOLIDAY BOOK BUYING DOESN’T COUNT!

This has been such a good challenge and I’m hoping by the end of the year to have read all of these 24 books! It has also been a blessing for my local library as when I’m not ‘in the mood’ so any of these books I have been reading library books!

If you’re on a book-buying ban tell me how it’s going!

#booklr #bookblr #read from home #reading from home #reading #books #tbr #challenge #book buying ban #bookworm #bibliophile #bookish #book addict #booklover

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ninja-muse · 7 years ago

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Read in 2018 Masterpost

Italics = 7-8 out of 10; Bold = 9-10 out of 10; Struck = unreviewed

Fantasy

Beneath the Sugar Sky - Seanan McGuire Phantom Pains - Mishell Baker Malice of Crows - Lila Bowen The Furthest Station - Ben Aaronovitch Tricks for Free - Seanan McGuire All Those Explosions Were Someone Else’s Fault - James Alan Gardner Olympus Bound - Jordanna Max Brodsky The Silenced Tale - J.M. Frey Strange Practice - Vivian Shaw How The Marquis Got His Coat Back - Neil Gaiman Sparrow Hill Road - Seanan McGuire Trail of Lightning - Rebecca Roanhorse Spinning Silver - Naomi Novik Stray Souls - Kate Griffin Dreadful Company - Vivian Shaw Night and Silence - Seanan McGuire Between Two Thorns - Emma Newman

DNF Keeping it Real - Justina Robson DNF A Spoonful of Magic - Irene Radford DNF Kill the Farm Boy - Delilah S. Dawson and Kevin Hearne

Reread: The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents, Night Watch, Wee Free Men, Monstrous Regiment, Hat Full of Sky, Going Postal, Thud! (Terry Pratchett)

Finished a reread: Smoke and Ashes (Tanya Huff)

Science Fiction

Cibola Burn - James S.A. Corey Artemis - Andy Weir Barbary Station - R.E. Stearns Childhood’s End - Arthur C. Clarke Nemesis Games - James S.A. Corey Vengeful - V.E. Schwab

DNF The Amateurs - Liz Harmer DNF The Big Ship at the End of the Universe - Alex White

Alternate History

At the Table of Wolves - Kay Kenyon One of Us - Craig DiLouie Karen Memory - Elizabeth Bear

Graphic Novels

Saga, Vol. 8 - Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples Monstress, Vol. 1 - Marjorie Liu Moonstruck, Vol. 1 - Grace Ellis Rivers of London, Vol. 4 - Ben Aaronovitch Rivers of London, Vol. 5 - Ben Aaronovitch Ms. Marvel, Vol. 4 - G. Willow Wilson Crosswind, Vol. 1 - Gail Simone

Mystery

The Con Artist - Fred van Lent Death by Dumpling - Vivien Chien The Mangle Street Murders - M.R.C. Kasasian Dim Sum of All Fears - Vivien Chien

DNF Cremains of the Day - Misty Simon DNF Twelve Angry Librarians - Miranda James DNF The Readaholics and the Gothic Gala - Laura DiSilverio DNF Of Books and Bagpipes - Paige Shelton

Young Adult

Tash Hearts Tolstoy - Kathryn Ormsbee Let’s Talk About Love - Claire Kann Dreadnought - April Daniels Ship It - Britta Lundin The Brightsiders - Jen Wilde Puddin’ - Julie Murphy The Supervillian and Me - Danielle Banas Fat Girl on a Plane - Kelly DeVos Pulp - Robin Talley The Lady’s Guide to Petticoats and Piracy - Mackenzi Lee Geekerella - Ashley Poston I Was Born For This - Alice Oseman

DNF Kill the Boy Band - Goldy Moldavsky DNF Neanderthal Opens the Door to the Universe - Preston Norton

Middle Grade

La Belle Sauvage - Philip Pullman Aru Shah and the End of Time - Roshani Chokshi City of Ghosts - Victoria Schwab Better Nate Than Ever - Tim Federle The Chronicles of Faerie - O.R. Melling The Book of Dreams - O.R. Melling

Other Fiction

Three Men in a Boat - Jerome K. Jerome Mansfield Park - Jane Austen The Alice Network - Kate Quinn The Kiss Quotient - Helen Hoang Crazy Rich Asians - Kevin Kwan The Children’s Book - A.S. Byatt Trickster Drift - Eden Robinson Dear Mrs. Bird - AJ Pearce London - Edward Rutherfurd The Vicar of Wakefield - Oliver Goldsmith The Huntress - Kate Quinn

DNF Inferno - Dan Brown DNF The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle - Stuart Turton

Poetry

Killer Verse - Harold Schechter and Kurt Brown, ed Poems Dead and Undead - Tony Barnstone and Michelle Mitchell-Foust, ed.

Non-Fiction

Scrappy Little Nobody - Anna Kendrick The Diary of a Bookseller - Shaun Bythell Dead Wake - Erik Larson Bad Days in History - Michael Farquhar Musicophilia - Oliver Sacks NeuroTribes - Steve Silberman I’ll Be Gone in the Dark - Michelle McNamara A Story as Sharp as a Knife - Robert Bringhurst The Science of Discworld IV: Judgement Day - Terry Pratchett, Ian Stewart, and Jack Cohen The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs - Steve Brusatte Born to Be Posthumous - Mark Dery Reread: The Science of Discworld II (Terry Pratchett)

DNF Deliver Us From Evil - Ralph Sarchie and Lisa Collier Cool DNF Sons of Cain - Peter Vronsky

Other

Where’s My Cow? - Terry Pratchett

Stats

First Read: 77/76 Finished: 3 DNFs: 15 Rereads: 8

#book reviews #masterposts #read in 2018 #adult booklr

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sawitinabook · 6 years ago

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The Uncommon Reader by Alan Bennett

Books and Authors mentioned in the book:

Jean Genet

Ivy Compton-Burnett...

Nancy Mitford - the pursuit of love

J.R.Ackerley - my dog tulip

Same - autobiography

Nancy Mitford love in a cold climate

Alice in wonderland

Em Forster - autobiography

Masefield

Walter de la mare

T s Eliot

Priestley

Philip Larkin

Ted Hughes

“The road not travelled” ~ Robert Frost

Anita Brookner

Ian McEwan

A.s. Byatt

Dylan Thomas

John Cowper powys

Jan Morris

Kilvert

Lewis Carroll

Andy McNab

Joanna Trollope

Dickens

Virginia Woolf

Harry Potter

Kama sutra

Vikram Seth

Salman Rushdie

Sylvia Plath

Lauren Bacall

Winifred Holtby

Henry James

Dr Johnson

Thackeray

George Eliot

Brontës

Thomas Hardy

A tale of two cities

Elizabethan settlement

Babar

Betjeman

Philip Larkin the trees

Proust

George painter’s Proust biography

Pepys

Alice Munro

Rose Tremain

Kazuo Ishiguro

#uncommonreader #alanbennett #thequeen #bibliophile #reading #books #reader

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bughead-fic-request · 7 years ago

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I would like to thank @leaalda for making these amazing banners.

This is an effort to spread the word about all fan fiction writers in our little fandom. If you would like to be featured or nominate a writer, please contact me. Please reblog this post if you can and check out some of @stillscape work!

1. First things first, if someone wanted to read your stories where can they find them.

All my Riverdale fics are here, on Ao3.

2. Tell us a little about yourself.

I’m on the far side of 30 and I’ve had the same tumblr avatar since 2011. I gave up trying to pretend to be cool in my junior year of college, when I got drunk at a party and spent the rest of the evening yelling at people in iambic pentameter.

3. What do you never leave home without?

Just the usual boring stuff--wallet, keys, phone.

4. Are you an early bird or a night owl?

Kind of both, actually? Which is a problem, because I don’t do well on minimal sleep.

5. If you could live in any fictional world which one would you choose and why?

I suppose Harry Potter, but only because I can’t think of a better answer.

6. Who is the most famous person you’ve ever met?

Anthony Hopkins?

7. What are some of your favorite movies/TV?

Oh my god, so many. TV: Parks and Rec, obviously. Recently: GLOW, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, GoT, Better Call Saul, Fargo, BoJack Horseman...I watch a lot of TV.

8. What are some of your favorite bands/musicians?

I don’t keep up, honestly. My iPod is perpetually full of late ‘60s/early ‘70s rock.

9. Favorite Books?

AS Byatt, Persuasion; Michael Chabon, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay; Margaret Atwood, Atlas Grace; Hanya Yanagahira, The People in the Trees; this list could go on for pages and pages so I’ll wind it down with my favorites from the Classics Shelf, Pride and Prejudice and Anna Karenina

10. Favorite Food?

The one thing I’ll almost never turn down is sharp white Cheddar cheese, so we’ll go with that.

11. Biggest pet peeve?

Noisy eaters.

12. What did you want to be when you were little? What do you want to be now?

I wanted to be either Pablo Picasso or an astronaut. Neither of those quite worked out.

13. What are your biggest fears? Do you have any strange fears?

I don’t think I have any strange fears. I’m averse to very large spiders and creepy deep sea creatures, but I’m not exactly afraid of either. I would just prefer to not look at them or be near them.

14. When you are on your deathbed what would be the one thing you’d regret not doing?

I do hope I’ve published a book by the time I die.

Okay… let’s talk about your writing!

15. Which is your favorite of the fics you've written for the Bughead fandom?

I haven’t written all that many, but I’ll say all the roads we have to walk.

16. Which was the hardest to write, in terms of plot?

Same answer. It’s really the only one that has a (long) plot, though.

17. How do you come up with the ideas for your fic(s)? Do you people watch? Listen to music? Get inspired by TV/movies?

They usually just arrive in my brain. all the roads came from my desire to read a fic of Jughead also being at Betty’s internship, and I couldn’t find one, so I started writing it--but before I got to the starting point of that one, I wanted a detailed prequel that I couldn’t find, so I wrote that too.

18. Idea that you always wanted to write but could never make work?

I’ve been able to make most of my ideas work eventually. It just takes time and effort.

19. Least favorite plot point/chapter/moment you’ve written?

Hmm. There are a few moments I wish I’d written a little differently, but more in the sense that I didn’t choose the right words. I’m sticking by all the plot points I’ve written.

20. Favorite plot point/chapter/moment you’ve written?

For Riverdale, I think it’s the New Year’s Eve video call at the end of chapter 3 of for the life of me.

21.Favorite character to write?

All-time, it’s probably Ben Wyatt. But for this fandom, I enjoy Betty and Jughead equally. I feel like my favorite other character to write is Veronica, but I’ve barely written any Veronica--so Cheryl, maybe? Jughead’s mom has been a fun exercise, but since we haven’t actually seen her on the show, she feels almost like an OC to me.

22. Favorite line or lines of dialogue that you've written?

This is my favorite passage, I think, which is from Chapter 4 of for the life of me:

One day towards the end of January, as they stand up to leave the cafeteria after lunch, Betty Cooper fixes her eyes on him, squints, and tilts her head.

“Mustard?” he asks. He resists swiping at his face only because he’s holding a plastic tray of flabbergasting detritus.

(He hasn’t eaten anything with mustard on it.)

“No.”

“Then what?”

(Ketchup, crumbs, giant hole in his shirt, he’s bleeding profusely from an unknown orifice, he’s developed a second head?)

“I think you got taller,” she says, thoughtfully.

Huh.

“What, like since we sat down?”

Betty makes the noise he’s noticed her making a lot lately. It’s a little laugh that’s somewhere between a snort and a chuckle but is definitely neither one of those things, and he cannot figure out a single word to describe it.

“See you in English, Jug.”

She’s right, he realizes later. He’s only about two inches shorter than Archie now, instead of four.

And that’s all it is in the end. He’s not a black hole collapsing in on himself while consuming every object within his gravitational pull. He’s just having one cosmic-joke-level inconveniently timed growth spurt.

(Which Betty Cooper noticed before he did.)

But my favorite single line is this, from Kevin trying to convince Betty to buy a more adventurous wardrobe: “Fine.” He throws up his hands. “Be that way. Keep dressing like a permanent tribute to the 2012 J. Crew Easter collection.”

23. Best comment/review you’ve ever received?

I always appreciate when people say something I’ve written has personally resonated with them, or given them all the feels, that kind of thing. I also love when someone points out a subtle detail that I wasn’t sure anyone was going to notice, since I generally try to live by the show-don’t-tell rule of storytelling. Or “I just found this and stayed up all night to binge the whole thing.”

24. How do you handle bad reviews or comments?

I don’t know that I’ve ever really gotten any. Sometimes I’ll get a comment and I can’t tell whether the author actually liked what I wrote, to which I usually just thank them for reading.

25. If you could change anything in any of your stories, what would it be?

Listen, literally every time I read anything over, I find at least three sentences I could have written better.

26. What is your favorite story you’ve ever written? Any fandom?

Well, this is going to make me sound like a crazy person, but I once wrote a fairly epic one-shot RPF of the Parks and Rec fandom pulling off a jewel heist. It had about 30 people/characters (because Andy Dwyer and a few characters from VEEP also showed up), and it was completely insane, and I don’t think I’ll ever hit that level of magic again.

27. What are you reading right now? Both fan fiction and general fiction?

General fiction: I just started Octavia Butler’s Seed novels. Fan fiction: I’m living for @lessoleilscouchants’ (my youth ain’t) tangled up in bad decisions, @onceuponamirror’s Heart Rise Above, @christah88’s Don’t Drink the (Maple) Water, and @cooperjones2020 Second City (as of this writing, I’m behind on reviewing those last three! I promise I will once I finish my chapter draft!)

28. Do you have an advice for writers that want to get into this fandom but might be scared?

Just do it! But before you do it, do your very very best to have your spelling, grammar, and formatting tip-top, because getting those things wrong are often turnoffs for readers.

If you’re nervous about posting or getting constructive criticism, ask someone to beta for you. Most writers, me included, are honored to be asked to beta and will do it when we have the time.

Be involved in the fandom. Leave comments on other people’s stories. Leave friendly messages in other people’s tumblr inboxes! Write meta commentary for scenes or characters and post that.

#bughead author spotlight #fan fiction #fan fiction writers #Bughead #bughead fanfiction #ao3 #jughead x betty #betty x jughead #betty cooper #jughead jones #riverdale #stillscape #all the roads we have to walk #life of me

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lydiaevansbafilmblog · 6 years ago

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Documentary for Social Change

Documentaries are designed to present the 'truth', however in the filmmaking process, there are many people all with their own opinions and feelings towards the material in the film. It's very difficult to be unbiased and objective when creating a documentary, they should be rely on fact or have a basis from fact. Otherwise can it be exhibited to the audience as 'true'?

Some theorists believe documentaries can only be effective if there is no bias and it is created with an objective mindset. Others believe that subjectivity is useful and required for an effective documentary.

Cinema Verité is the method of filming that takes what is being seen and it is filmed without plan or script. What is being seen should be seen by the audience. However some disagree and say that its difficult to say whether the audience is not being shown some information. Dziga Vertov's ‘Man with a Movie Camera' (1929) is a fine example of Cinema Verité as we watch Vertov in the midst of production, filming whatever happens to be around. Giving a beautifully indepth and poetic view of Russia at that time.

John Grierson was the first to use 'documentary' as a term. He was affected and influenced very much by Sergei Eisenstein's 'Battleship Potemkin' (1925). His notion of documentary was rather dated and followed the traditional expository mode quite a bit, he understood that documentary had great persuasive power. He directed the film 'Drifters' (1929) which although presents an intense view of fishing, it is still rather boring to watch.

Bill Nichols wrote of six modes of documentary:

Expository - gives facts and shows images with commentary presented by a 'voice of God' to develop those images. Usually includes talking heads. Oftentimes, social propaganda uses found footage.

'Deep Blue' (2003) - Alistair Fothergill and Andy Byatt.

‘An Inconvenient Truth’ (2006) - Davis Guggenheim

Performative - recreates an event or possible future event. Other, the filmmaker incorporates themselves into the situation. Using empathy to gain an audience reaction.

'Touching the Void' (2003) - Kevin MacDonald.

‘127 Hours’ (2010) - Danny Boyle

Poetic - explores the use of editing images and shots together that link through their tone, style and evoked emotion. More abstract a notion of documentary to present an idea. Presents feelings instead of truth.

'Night and Fog / Nuit et Broulliard' (1946) - Alain Resnais

‘Koyaanisqatsi’ (1982) - Godfrey Reggio

Reflexive - meta-documentary that focuses on the subject alongside the filmmaker and the process of documentary-making, includes a view from the eyes of the director.

‘Juvenile Liaison’ (1976) - Nick Broomfield

'Stories we Tell' (2012) - Sarah Polley

Observational - ‘fly on the wall’ style of documentary, leaves the viewer to make their own conclusions of the events and things they see.

'Lift' (2001) - Marc Issacs

‘Hospital’ (1970) - Frederick Wiseman

Participatory - subject of the documentary interacts with the filmmaker, the filmmaker orchestrates this.

‘My Scientology Movie’ (2015) - Louis Theroux

‘Super Size Me’ (2004) - Morgan Spurlock

'Waltz with Bashir' (2008) by Ari Folman is an example of a documentary that is relevance from multiple modes. (Expository, Poetic, Participatory, Performative) although it is animated for the most part. It uses this to portray elements of the film that are more dreamlike and surreal, it plays out like a cinematic film, yet its message it quite clearly to find and place blame on the Christian Phalangists in the Sabra and Shatila Massacre of 1982.

Chelsea Lupkin states that documentary is more effective than written documents. Film can dictate human emotion and details suffering more so than words can manage.

Here are some characteristics of documentary and some of the conventions and techniques utilised in many documentary films:

- Using stock / found / archival footage

- ‘Talking Heads’ interviews shot from the mid-section up

- ‘Voice of God’ a narrator who explains certain elements of what is being seen or how to analyse what is on screen.

- Timelapses

- Dramatizations of certain events, can be ones that have happened or theorised to happen in future.

- Exposition

- Montage sequences

- Graphics or ‘wallpaper technique’ are visuals that are included alongside narration when filming cannot be done to portray an abstract concept, idea or theory.

#bcop100 #contextsofpractice #100cop

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janny666 · 7 years ago

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HURACÁN: LA ODISEA DEL VIENTO

(Hurricane/Ouragan, l'odyssée d'un vent, FCA, 2015). Dir: Cyril Barbançon, Andy Byatt & Jacqueline Farmer.

Basada en la prosa filosófica de Víctor Hugo “La mer et le vent”, estructurada con imágenes vigorosas del Huracán Lucy y voz on off en primera persona una tormenta expresa su ser para buscar el balance de la fuerza y velocidad de la naturaleza ante la diminuta postura del ser humano que sigue sin entender sus ciclos. Destaca la banda sonora compuesta por Yann Tiersen.

Tráiler: http://bit.ly/2HNt8bO

:: PELÍCULA INAUGURAL :: CINEMA PLANETA 2018

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filmistreaming1 · 7 years ago

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Ouragan streaming

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autoquotesbyzip-blog · 7 years ago

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Health club re-opens at Low Wood Bay resort

Low Wood Bay Resort & Spa health club staff (left to right) Oliver Hicks, Jade Lawson, Kalum Heywood-Byatt, Andy Sharples, Lucy Granell. The ongoing £16 million redevelopment of Low Wood Bay Resort & Spa on the shores of Windermere has reached another key milestone with the re-opening of its health club and gym. The fully refurbished facility, a key feature of what will become the first world…

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brownducks · 8 years ago

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Cryin’

Did I get your attention with my Aerosmith-based title? I hope so. Yesterday, I finished Octavia Butler’s novel ‘The Parable of the Talents’ and it was so affecting and powerful that I cried and cried over its joys and sorrows. So I asked my friends on facebook for the most heartbreaking novels they’ve ever read; the ones that slayed them, made them cry, stayed on their minds for long after – and got a long list of excellent responses.

The top two novels people voted for, by far, were John Williams’ ‘Stoner’ and Cormac McCarthy’s ‘The Road’.

Here’s the full list, collated from some of the most thoughtful readers I know (names in brackets after the author). Happy – and weepy – reading, everyone!

Stoner - John Williams

The Road - Cormac McCarthy

The Void Trilogy - Peter Hamilton (Liam)

After You'd Gone - Maggie O'Farrell (Rachel)

Mating & Mortals - Norman Rush (Hedley)

Ahab's Wife - Sena Jeta Nasslund (Arwen)

American Gods - Neil Gaiman (Arwen)

Babel Tower (the Frederica Quartet) - AS Byatt (Arwen)

Under the Net - Iris Murdoch (Ian)

Big Sur - Jack Kerouac (Ian)

The Apple In the Dark - Clarice Lispector (Ian)

The Southern Reach Trilogy - Jeff Vandermeer (Adam)

Waterland - Graham Swift (Jack)

The Age of Innocence - Edith Wharton (Jack)

Blindsight - Peter Watts (Peter)

Old School - Tobias Wolff (Jack)

Midnight's Children - Salman Rushdie (Ema)

The Bone People - Keri Hulme (Simone)

The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar - Roald Dahl (Mike)

Oryx and Crake - Margaret Atwood (Henz)

The Lives of Christopher Chant - Diana Wynne Jones (Henz)

The Elegance of the Hedgehog - Muriel Barbery (Mel)

The Museum of Innocence - Orhan Pamuk (Fiona)

Great Expectations - Charles Dickens (Fiona)

The First Man - Albert Camus (Fiona)

Boquitas Pintadas/Heartbreak Tango - Manuel Puig (Fernando)

Journey to the End of the Night - Louis Ferdinand Celine (Martin)

Night - Elie Wiesel (Martin)

The Interestings - Meg Wolitzer (Claire)

A Little Life - Hanya Yanagihara (Claire & Felix)

Max Ritvo, poet (Claire)

Ocean Vuong, poet (Claire)

What I Loved - Siri Hustvedt (Rachel)

All The Birds, Singing - Evie Wyld (Alethea)

Station Eleven - Emily St John Mandel (Alethea)

Everything by Barbara Kingsolver (especially The Poisonwood Bible)

Grief is a Thing with Feathers - Max Porter (Alethea)

Hot Milk - Deborah Levy (Alethea)

Hard Rain Falling - Don Carpenter (Connor)

The Dig - Cynan Jones (Connor)

The Sound of my Voice - Ron Butlin (Christian)

Between the World and Me - Ta-Nehisi Coates (Megan & Huston)

The Year of Magical Thinking - Joan Didion (Megan)

Beloved - Toni Morrison (Megan)

Breakfast of Champions - Kurt Vonnegut (Nick)

Patience - Daniel Clowes (Nick)

The Death of Grass - John Christopher (Nick)

The English Patient - Anthony Minghella (Nick)

The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne - Brian Moore (Huston)

Shantaram - Gregory David Roberts (Jason)

Wendy Cope, poet (Megan)

Flowers for Algernon - Daniel Keyes (Chin)

The Remains of the Day - Kazuo Ishiguro (Chin)

The Sirens of Titan - Kurt Vonnegut (Chin)

Everything by Chris Ware (Chin)

All the Light We Cannot See - Anthony Doerr (Luc)

Cloudstreet - Tim Winton (Luc)

Everything is Illuminated - Jonathan Safran Foer (Christian)

The Unbearable Lightness of Being - Milan Kundera (Sarah)

Roadside Picnic - the Strugatsky Brothers (Ryan)

The Earthsea Quartet - Ursula Le Guin (Harriet)

Star Maker - Olaf Stapledon (Bodhi)

Pan - Knut Hamsun (Bodhi)

Barabbas - Pär Lagerkvist (Bodhi)

Snow Country - Yasunari Kawabata (Bodhi)

Frankenstein - Mary Shelley

A Tale of Two Cities - Charles Dickens (Jacob)

Jude the Obscure - Thomas Hardy (Jacob)

New Grub Street - George Gissing (Jacob)

Nineteen Eighty-Four - George Orwell (Jacob)

I Married A Communist - Philip Roth (Jacob)

Way Station - Clifford Simak (Ryan)

Voices From Chernobyl - The Oral History of a Nuclear Disaster - Svetlana Alexievitch (Toby)

Grits - Niall Griffiths (Gary)

Rawblood - Cat Ward (Gary)

From Blue to Black - Joel Lane (Gary)

The Vegetarian - Han Kang (Thom)

Here Are The Young Men - Rob Doyle (Thom)

A Crown of Feathers' - Isaac Bashevis Singer (Tim)

The Light Between Oceans - M.L. Stedman (Libby)

The Broken Word - Adam Foulds (Doug)

Marion Coutts - Iceberg (Doug)

If This Were a Man - Primo Levi (Doug)

A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich - Alexander Solzhenitsyn (Char & Doug)

The Book of Strange New Things - Michel Faber (Anniken)

The Course of the Heart - John Harrison (Anniken)

Magda - Meike Ziervogel (Thom)

2666 - Roberto Bolaño (Char)

Journey by Moonlight - Antal Szerb (Char)

Too Loud A Solitude - Bohumil Hrabal (Char)

The Past - Tessa Hadley (Monty)

10.04 - Ben Lerner (David)

Tales of the City - Armistead Maupin (Monty & Andy)

The House of the Spirits - Isabel Allende (Mads)

This Is How You Lose Her - Junot Diaz (Gary)

The Slave - Isaac Bashevis Singer (Mads)

The Heart is A Lonely Hunter - Carson McCullers (Jack)

The Corner: A Year in the Life of an Inner-City Neighbourhood - David Simon & Ed Burns (Chin)

Never Let Me Go (Me & Niall)

#books

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