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    Tag: Books on Books

    They had taught her to take what she wanted

    Dear Vita, I came to your book Aphra Behn: the Incomparable Astrea (1927) because of this thing called Virginia. In the fourth chapter of A Room of One’s…… Read more “They had taught her to take what she wanted”

    7 de November de 201629 de April de 2019 by juliana

    And the book had broken right open

    Dear Ali, Your most recent collection of short stories, framed around the massive closures of public libraries in the UK, borrows its core from the very idea…… Read more “And the book had broken right open”

    3 de November de 20163 de November de 2016 by juliana

    This thing of darkness I acknowledge mine

    Dear Margaret, You ingeniously managed to fulfill the task of writing a contemporary retelling of Shakespeare’s The Tempest – and, most importantly, you did it precisely by…… Read more “This thing of darkness I acknowledge mine”

    21 de October de 201621 de October de 2016 by juliana

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