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Tuesday, February 06, 2007

book log

  1. Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar is a good read, entertaining and a literary inspiration.
  2. Again, Marian Keyes and her Walsh family sisters, particularly Anna in Anybody Out There? - superb.
  3. Am still distilling the first few chapters of The Alchemy of Desire. Very nice, partly poetic, melancholic story telling, meaning of life etc.

My reading needs combined with a book collecting habit does not at all help me in my desire to save money. I need something to fund my book habit.

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