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CollectionsYour library (69), International Relations and Law Collection (6), Wishlist (10), Currently reading (3), Read but unowned (1), Favorites (5), All collections (81)

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About meI'm Suzanne - 25 - and a fulltime student at the University of Amsterdam. I have a BA. and MA. in History (specialization American Studies) and a MSc. in Political Science (International Relations) I´m currently trying to finish my LL.M. in International Public/Criminal Law. I also work as a receptionist at a law firm and as an intern at a Dutch think tank, where I conduct research on post-conflict issues.

I love books, especially fiction. I love all books by Ernest Hemingway, Bret Easton Ellis and F. Scott Fitzgerald. I like nihilistic, minimalistic, post-modern literature. My favorite books alltime are: To Kill a Mockingbird (Lee), The Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald), Crime and Punishment (Dostoyevsky), The Sun Also Rises (Hemingway), The Catcher in the Rye (Salinger), Less than Zero (Ellis), Dracula (Stoker), Their Eyes were Watching God (Hurston), Death of a Salesman (Miller), Night (Wiesel), If This Is a Man (Levi), Beloved (Morrison), Breakfast at Tiffany's (Capote), The Lost Continent (Bryson), A People's History of the United States (Zinn), plays by Chekhov, The Greatcoat (Gogol). I especially love reading the classics.

About my libraryI own quite a lot of penguin classics, for me it has become a some sort of an addiction to collect as many penguin classics possible, although I only buy those that I actually want to read.

GroupsAnglophiles, Blank Generation, Fans of Russian authors, Graduate Students, International Relations, Lawyers, Lost Generation, Penguin Classics, Political Philosophy, The Great Gatsbyshow all groups

Favorite authorsFyodor Dostoevsky, Bret Easton Ellis, Ernest Hemingway, Harper Lee, George Orwell, William Shakespeare, John Steinbeck (Shared favorites)

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Real nameSuzanne

LocationAmsterdam, the Netherlands

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Member sinceJul 6, 2007

Currently readingSlaughterhouse-Five by Jr. Kurt Vonnegut
Madame Prosecutor: Confrontations with Humanity's Worst Criminals and the Culture of Impunity by Carla Del Ponte
The State of Africa: A History of Fifty Years of Independence by Martin Meredith

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Hello all "LG" members! To try to spur us all on to do a bit more on our LG site, I thought I'd write each of you a note.
I have a renewed interest in LG due to the horrid (13degrees) weather here. I was bored & perused my lost generation books where I came upon "Found Meals of the Lost Generation", by Suzanne Rodriguez-Hunter. When I purchased the book, I must admit I looked at the recipes & ignored the accompanying text. In reading it through, I am finding it a delight. Neat little thumbnail sketches of the time with recipes for foods they served/may have served in Paris. The book is dotted with post-its & my Amazon cart has some new things to read, e.g., "Nightwood" by Djuna Barnes.
Am looking forward to some news from our members as to what new relevant books you've read or really, anything to do with the time. Thanks, Judie
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