#Ken Follet

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Queen Camilla attends a dinner as part of the Braemar Literary Festival at the Fife Arms, 20.09.2024

via Thefifearms

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"Never", de Ken Follett en la #LíneaD

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LA ARMADURA DE LA LUZ (KEN FOLLETT)

La revolución está en el aire: 1792. Un gobierno despótico está decidido a convertir Inglaterra en un poderoso imperio comercial. Y, desde el otro lado del mar, suenan tambores de guerra mientras Napoleón Bonaparte comienza su ascenso al poder y prepara un violento plan para convertirse en emperador del mundo. Kingsbridge se asoma al abismo: los avances industriales se imponen de manera…

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Jesús Ruiz Mantilla: Ken Follett: “Si los europeos olvidan lo cabrones retorcidos que podemos ser los británicos, quizás un día volvamos a la UE”

El autor de ‘Los pilares de la tierra’ vive en la campiña inglesa, en una casa con un granero, donde da conciertos como bajista de una banda de blues rock, y una librería con sus obras —175 millones de ejemplares vendidos— en 40 idiomas. Lo visitamos antes de la publicación de su nuevo libro, ‘La armadura de la luz’ LEER LA ENTREVISTA

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Tidbits from World Without End by Ken Follet

Probably one of the best books I have ever read

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However I am learning a lot about building a bridge, so silver lining.

Nothing quite makes me put down a book like the aggravating characters you can find in a Kingsbridge Series book. Godwyn, Ralph, I’ve nearly yeeted the book several times because of you.

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Requested by anon

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ANYWAY I got a hike tomorrow so Im going to bed to read until its bed time

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Emptied out my shopping cart on the second hand books website and snagged a 1959 copy of The Haunting of Hill House, soooo excited for it to arrive in the mail🌝🌚😩😩

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Queen Camilla, accompanied by French First Lady Brigitte Macron, visits the Bibliotheque nationale de France (BNF) in Paris for the launch of a new UK-France literary prize, the Entente Litteraire Prize, Paris, France, 21.09.2023

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The only reason I read a 1000pg book on napoleons entire military career was so I could understand fiction books that were set in that time period (of which there are a lot, especially old fiction since it was literally a 20yr affair) and I'm so glad I did honestly it really puts a lot of stuff into perspective

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"El envío", de Sebastián Fitzek y "Noche sobre las aguas", de Ken Follett en la #LíneaB

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in New Release news, out today are:

new HC version of The Hobbit featuring Tolkien's own illustrations, $75 list price whew

3rd volume of the english version of the Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation manga

Leslie F*cking Jones' (that is the title) new book

4th Thurday Murder Club mystery by Osman

Anderson Cooper's book about the Astors

and thriller Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll, author of Luckiest Girl Alive

also for the season: re-releases of pulp horror stories from the 70s and 80s in Grady Hendrix's Paperbacks From Hell series

also also: midnight release parties are back - Iron Flame (sequel to Fourth Wing) is out November 7 and if you want the fancy first edition binding you may want to check who near you is hosting on the night of Nov 6

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• Dune by Frank Herbert

• The Culture Code by Daniel Coyle

• The Best American Poetry

• A Place Called Freedom by Ken Follet

• The Judges by John Grisham

• The Great Halifax Explosion by John U. Bacon

• How to Win the World Cup: Secrets and Insights from International Football's Top Managers by Chris Evans

• Behind Closed Doors by B.A. Paris

• Cinema Speculation by Quentin Tarantino

• 1st to Die by James Patterson

• Where Men Win Glory by John Krakauer

• Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain

• The Lion by Nelson DeMille

• Eye of the Needle by Ken Follet

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20 books in 2024

Another year, another year of a TBR pile. I'm really satisfied with my reading in the year 2023. I read some books I wanted to read for a long time. But still, I left some for the year 2024. So I'm transferring the remaining ones into this year, and adding a few more. I'm happy about the upcoming year, as I want to read a lot of fantasy.

The library of Babel by Jorge Luis Borges

Babel by Rebecca F. Kuang

Legends & Lattes by Baldree Travis

Fabric: The Hidden History of the Material World by Victoria Finlay

The Island of missing trees by Elif Shafak

Ways of being by James Bridle

The Gathering Dark: An Anthology of Folk Horror by various authors

The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet

The return of the king by Tolkien

A game of thrones by Martin

Shakespearean: On Life & Language in Times of Disruption by Robert McCrum

A court of thorns and roses by Sarah J. Mass

Femina by Ramírez Janina

Anything by Ava Reid

The road by Cormac McCarthy

Red rising by Pierce Brown

Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer

Spinning silver by Naomi Novik

Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov

Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen

I'm tagging @artmill-danaan for its book list for the year 2024.

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Other read:

Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood

The Bridge on the Drina (Bosnian Trilogy, #1) by Ivo Andrić

Love and Friendship by Jane Austen

A court of Mist and fury by Sarah J. Mass

A court of wings and ruin by Sarah J. Mass

A clash of kings by Martin

An atlas of Tolkien

[canesenzafissadimora]

Se ti capita l’amore di tipo folle,

afferralo con tutte e due le mani e al diavolo le conseguenze.

Ken Follet