Hi, folks!
This is post number four of a series of photos documenting my bookshelves. I thought it would be interesting to create a meme/tag for it, so I am calling this series/meme/tag #knowthyshelf:
1) Book from this shelf you would save in an emergency:
- Diários, by Al Berto, edited by Golgona Anghel (2012)
2) Book that has been in this shelf for the longest time:
- The Collected Prose, by Elizabeth Bishop, edited by Robert Giroux (1984)
3) Newest addition to this shelf:
- The Christine Brooke-Rose Omnibus: Four Novels: Out, Such, Between, Thru, by Christine Brooke-Rose (2007)
4) Book from this shelf you are most excited to read or reread:
- A Manual for Cleaning Women, by Lucia Berlin, edited by Stephen Emerson (2015)
5) Any poetry books?
- Obra Breve – Poesia Reunida, by Fiama Hasse Pais Brandão (2006)
- O silêncio tange o sino, by Mariana Botelho (2010)
- The Complete Poems 1927-1979, by Elizabeth Bishop (1984)
- Verzamelde gedichten, by J.C. Bloem (1981)
6) Any nonfiction books?
- A tradução literária, by Paulo Henriques Britto (2012)
7) Most read author in this shelf:
And now a question for you:
8) What does this shelf tell YOU about ME as a reader?
Fellow blogger Deborah Rose Reeves joined in the meme, and posted two of her shelves on her blog and on her Instagram account. It was lovely to read about her bookshelves.
Feel free to do this tag, too! As always, I’d love to peruse your bookshelves 🙂
Yours truly,
J.

I love Elizabeth Bishops poetry but have never read her prose. Would you recommend?
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Yes, I read her collected prose a while ago and loved it! I am meaning to reread it this year 🙂
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That we share a love of Elizabeth Bowen? 😀
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Yesss! She’s one of my favourite writers 🙂
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Lovely choices!!!!!
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Thank you! 🙂
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I love this idea! I haven’t posted anything on my blog for months and months but this might just set me off again. Thank you!
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Thank you! I hope you enjoy the meme 🙂
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Great idea and even better meme name!
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Thank you, Simon! Feel yourself tagged… 🙂
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