Member: flemingt

Hi- I have to disappoint you re Generations of Winter, as I am sorry to say that I haven't read it yet. It was recommended to me by one of my Polish friends, and I put it on the list in the Library not to forget the title. I might have even bought it, have to check, and then I might read it- thanks for reminding me about it. There are a few other people who have read it though, and you will find them by checking out the book's social information.
I checked out your book too- looks interesting and goes right where I want to go in reading. I might look into it.
You might find Kapuscinski interesting- a Polish journalist and a very good writer, and especially his book on the Soviet Union, Imperium .

posted by Niecierpek at 6:07 pm (EST) on Jul 17, 2008

Sounds good. Let me know when you're back. I will send you another email with my cellphone number.

posted by dmac9000 at 9:55 am (EST) on Jul 4, 2008

Hi and welcome to LT. I saw your post on the "Asian Fiction and Non-Fiction" group for which you were 'flagged' for advertising your book, but then I noticed that you just joined LT recently and maybe you weren't aware that spammers and flagrant self-promoters have become a real nuisance on LT, so I hope you weren't too offended by members' reactions to your post.

Your tone seems to be different from the spammers and your book looks interesting. I've read a few books of the 'peace corps' type and a few themed in and around the Middle East, but I haven't seen a book where these 2 areas intersect, such as in your book.

Good luck to you.

posted by nobooksnolife at 6:46 pm (EST) on Jul 3, 2008

Tom,

This is Doug McIntire, from the Agentts' Conference.

posted by dmac9000 at 9:43 pm (EST) on Jun 23, 2008