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The Purloined Letter: August 2010
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Monday, August 30, 2010. This blog started as a knitting blog way back in the day, before the birth of Ravelry. With that in mind, I am putting this blog aside (at least for the time being) and starting anew. Please join me at Lifetime Reading Plan. Http:/ lifetimereadingplan.blogspot.com/. Recently I've been thinking about all the books I want to read, and all the books that I feel I should have already read. Over at Lifetime Reading Plan. I'm currently making book lists and checking them twice, althoug...
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The Purloined Letter: On the Hills of God
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010. On the Hills of God. Since I plan to start my Lifetime Reading Plan. Project on 1/1/11, I have spent the last couple of months stuffing myself with contemporary books that will be more-or-less off-limits once the new year begins. Although I don't intend to discuss all that I have read here, I do want to mention a few of my favorites. One of them is a book a friend. Lent me some time ago- some very. On the Hills of God. Yousif pleads for his friend's life- "Isaac is one of us!
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ROC’s in September? | Really Old Classics Challenge
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ROC’s in September? September 29, 2010. Posted by Heather J in Uncategorized. I know it is only the first month of the challenge but did anyone complete a Really Old Classic in September? If so, be sure to add your link to the 2010 Review page (look for that tab at the top of the challenge blog). As for me, I decided to revisit an old favorite: Machiavelli’s The Prince. Of course I haven’t actually started reading it yet…) I may also add a few other ROCs if I feel like I can fit them in. On Retelling A C...
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Coming Soon « The Classics Circuit
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A Blog Tour of Classic Authors. Archive for category Coming Soon. Coming Soon: Gothic Lit. On August 31, 2011. As you plan your reading for the coming months, please take note that the last two weeks of October (tentatively planned for October 17-28) will feature a tour of Pre-Victorian Gothic Literature. Published before about 1840). Pre-Victorian Gothic literature includes. The Castle of Otranto. By Horace Walpole’s. The Mysteries of Udolpho. The Romance of the Forest. On June 10, 2011. On April 5, 2011.
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Did Odysseus Have a Daughter? Why Not? | Really Old Classics Challenge
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Did Odysseus Have a Daughter? October 7, 2010. Posted by Heather J in Uncategorized. Please welcome Laurel Corona, author of Penelope’s Daughter. Check out her reasons for “messing with” one of Homer’s epics and her thoughts on the absence of realistic women in these kinds of stories. Then read on for the chance to win a copy of her book for yourself! Recently a number of authors have spun off new novels from classics,. It’s always struck me as a strange question, because how would I know? I asked. I...
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Join the Challenge | Foodie's Reading Challenge
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Foodie's Reading Challenge. Memoirs, Biographies, Etc. 2011 – What Have You Read? December 8, 2010. One thing we all have in common is the need to eat food. Some of us also have a strong need/desire to read about food. I’m one of them, are you? Such people are known as. People who love to talk, read, watch food tv, or anything else with a food theme. If that description fits you, I invite you to join me in the Foodie’s Reading Challenge for 2011. Here’s how it works. Nibbler: 1 to 3 books. To encourage y...
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2010 reviews | Really Old Classics Challenge
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If you have finished a really old classic (or a modern retelling) between September 1st, 2010 and December 31st. 2010 and reviewed it on a blog, leave a link to it in the comments below. Please mention the title and author as well. These links may be included in periodic round-ups on the site. September 19, 2010. Just finished the first part of The Divine Comedy–. The Divine Comedy 1: Hell by Dante Alighieri (trans by Dorothy L Sayers). Onward to Purgatory…. September 26, 2010. October 13, 2010. Http:/ m...
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FAQ | Really Old Classics Challenge
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How do I join? Sign up for the 2010 challenge by posting a comment here. If you wrote a post on your blog about joining the challenge, please add that link as well. Are there buttons I can use on my blog? Yes, you can find several choices here. Do I need a blog to participate? No If you don’t have a blog simply post a comment on the 2010 review page. Letting us know what you read and what you thought of it. If I do have a blog and I review a book for the challenge, what next? Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Reminder & A Winner | Really Old Classics Challenge
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Reminder and A Winner. October 26, 2010. Posted by Heather J in Uncategorized. If you have read a book for the Really Old Classics Challenge this month, be sure to post your link on the 2010 Reviews page. I’m putting together a recap of this month’s reviews shortly and I’d love to include yours! Congratulations to Trisha @ eclectic/eccentric. She won a copy of Laurel Corona’s new book. I hope you enjoy the book Trisha! October 26, 2010. I’m really excited I won! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. My Reader'...
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