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I read this book as part of the Classics Club Challenge – I challenged myself to read fifty classics picked by me in the next three years. To find out more, you can see my list or visit the Classics Club website. Title: Prufrock and Other Observations Author: T.S. Eliot First Publication: 1917 Project Gutenberg […]
It’s been a while since I did my tour of the bookish website Fictfact, but another cool bookish site has been brought to my attention. Forgotten Books has a concept similar to Project Gutenberg, a personal favourite, but gives it an updated look and a more user-friendly interface. What is it? For literally thousands (if […]
I read this book as part of the Classics Club Challenge – I challenged myself to read fifty classics picked by me in the next three years. To find out more, you can see my list or visit the Classics Club website. Title: Don Quixote Author: Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra First Publication: 1605 Project Gutenberg […]
Title: Isolation Author: Dan Wells Series: Partials Sequence #0.5 Rating: 4/5 Stars 75 pages Published August 28th 2012 by Balzer + Bray Bought Goodreads | Amazon Isolation is a novella set during the Isolation Wars, so before the happenings in Partials. I wouldn’t recommend reading Isolation as an actual intro into the Partials Sequence world; […]
About six and a half month ago, I started with the Classics Club. I challenged myself to read fifty classics in three years, keeping track of the list on my blog. Now, it’s been half a year. Am I on schedule to complete the challenge? To finish my fifty books in exactly three years, I […]
I read this book as part of the Classics Club Challenge – I challenged myself to read fifty classics picked by me in the next three years. To find out more, you can see my list or visit the Classics Club website. Title: The Picture of Dorian Gray Author: Oscar Wilde First Publication: 1890 Project […]
If you’re wondering why I’m not having an IMM – read this post. There are so many new “Look at my new books!” memes that I’m having troubles choosing. I know a few of the hosts personally and I don’t feel like picking teams on this one. So, I introduce my own conglomeration of all […]
As a Cultural Sciences student, I have to read lots of classics. Maybe a better formulation would be, our teachers assume we’re reading a lot of classics. Most of us however, have never touched a Dickens in our entire lives. But wanting to read more classics isn’t purely an academic goal. As an avid reader, […]