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CollectionsYour library (109)

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Tagsphotography (24), English (22), Canada (18), children's literature (18), documentary (17), fantasy (15), YA (12), Magnum (9), Newfoundland (6), history (6) — see all tags

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GroupsBloggers, Canadian Bookworms, Canuckistan, Central/Eastern European History, Graduate Students, Photography, Reading Globally, Travel and Exploration literature

Favorite authorsIvo Andrić, Italo Calvino, William Gibson, José Saramago, Meša Selimović (Shared favorites)

Favorite bookstoresBookmark II, Granny Bates Children's Books‎, The Bookery / Sweet Relic, Trident Booksellers & Cafe

About meI live on an island, study geography and read as many books as I can between work, studies and two fabulous daughters.

About my libraryIt's eclectic.

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Real nameBojan Fürst

LocationSt. John's, Newfoundland, Canada

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Member sinceApr 29, 2009

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hi bojan,

no, i've not read The Devil and the Dervish, but would be interested to. i have one of his collection of short stories, The Damned Yard, which i still have to read though. apparently, he first wrote short stories before venturing into novel form, and wrote a lot of them. i picked up my copy of the Andrić books when i was in Belgrade last summer. a local publisher, Dereta, published and sold them directly at much cheaper prices than one can get them elsewhere.

good to see that Saramago is in your list of favorite authors.

deebee
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