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Saved (Methuen Modern Plays) by Edward Bond
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Powers of Horror: An Essay on Abjection (European Perspectives Series) by Julia Kristeva
Beat Culture by Allen Ginsberg
Antony and Cleopatra (Folger Shakespeare Library) by William Shakespeare
The Birthday Party and the Room: Two Plays by Harold Pinter
A Book of Mediterranean Food (New York Review Books Classics) by Elizabeth David
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About meRabid bibliophile, sci-fi geek, humorless feminist (that's a joke), comics fangirl, unlikely to ever leave grad school. Fictional characters I would like to be include Flynn Carsen (The Librarian film series), Ana Pascal (Stranger Than Fiction film), and Oracle (DC comics character).
I enjoy cross-referencing, vegan baking, writing poetry on people, making art, and alphabetizing.
About my libraryIn the last year I have made two major moves, one of them cross-country. I have taken at least half of my books with me, but many, particularly my children's books, are still in my original home. I won't be adding them anytime soon so, alas, my online library will remain incomplete.
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Chris
posted by cmtusa at 11:58 am (EST) on Mar 31, 2009
Thanks for accepting my invitation.
If you like fantasy and YA books, then you must read HAROUN AND THE SEA OF STORIES by Salman Rushdie. I just love that book - Rushdie's ideas, style, vocabulary...
Also, I'd strongly recommend THE NEVERENDING STORY by Michael Ende. It's the most imaginative book I've ever read.
Keep in touch.
Best wishes,
Nataly
posted by Nataly at 8:36 pm (EST) on Apr 26, 2008
Just saw your review of "Confessions of a Blabbermouth". I know you said you weren't fond of Minx as a concept, but have you given any of the non-Carey titles a chance? Personally, I've really enjoyed all of the Minx books, even though I don't quite fall into the "teenage girl" target audience (having said that, none of the people I know who read and enjoy Minx are teenage girls ;-). The one that stands out for me for its depth of emotional engagement (as opposed to being good fun, light entertainment) is "The Plain Janes". Give it a go.
Mili
posted by elmyra at 9:56 am (EST) on Mar 7, 2008
posted by ellen.w at 2:00 pm (EST) on Dec 14, 2007