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1bookwoman247
How to play: Enter a book title which begins with the last letter of the previous entry. Ignore articles such as "A", "An" & "The". Please check your entry when you post it and try and use an original title (you can check conversations to see if a book has been used before). Use Touchstones where possible.
Last play:
Never so Few by Tom Chamales (rolandperkins)
Last play:
Never so Few by Tom Chamales (rolandperkins)
9rolandperkins
Aeneis / The Aeneid
by Virgil* read in 1947-48; 1950-51 e q s; mostly fiction, though based on history/legend.
Last letter: S or D
The VI-- spelling is incorrect, I was assured in high school. But it is the predominant spelling in English.
Should be "VErgil", following the exact Latin sp. as in the full name"Publius VErgilius Maro".
by Virgil* read in 1947-48; 1950-51 e q s; mostly fiction, though based on history/legend.
Last letter: S or D
The VI-- spelling is incorrect, I was assured in high school. But it is the predominant spelling in English.
Should be "VErgil", following the exact Latin sp. as in the full name"Publius VErgilius Maro".
12Schmerguls
5087. Embers of War The Fall of an Empire and the Making of America's Vietnam, by Fredrik Logevall (read 15 Nov 2013) (Pulitzer History prize in 2013)
13rolandperkins
Martin Eden
by Jack London
by Jack London
15overlycriticalme
the red tent by anita diamond read maybe in 2003ish
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The Syringa Tree: A Novel by Pamela Gien
20Schmerguls
4672. Profiles in Folly History's Worst Decisions and Why They Went Wrong, by Alan Axelrod (read 13 Feb 2010)
21starbox
The Gods will have Blood by Anatole Franceread this year
23starbox
Tom Brown's Schooldays by Thomas Hughes - read 1995
26starbox
Sweet Lass of Richmond Hill by Jean plaidy - read 2005
29starbox
Never Let me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro - read 2008
30Schmerguls
4160. Of Long Memory Mississippi and the Murder of Medgar Evers, by Adam Nossiter (read 11 May 2006)
34starbox
The Year of the Hare by Aarto paasilinna - read 2012
36starbox
Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier - read 2013
42SomethingWicked
Steamboat Gothic by Frances Parkinson Keyes
43starbox
Chiaroscuro by Grazia Deledda (read 2012)
44Schmerguls
5101. One Summer American, 1927, by Bill Bryson (read 17 Dec 2013)
last letter n as I understand the rule
last letter n as I understand the rule
48starbox
That's How it was by Maureen Duffy - read about 5 yrs ago
50starbox
The Devil in the Flesh by Raymond Radiguet - read 2013
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5078. The Devil Within Possession & Exorcism in the Christian West, by Brian P. Levack (read 25 Oct 2013)
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The Terracotta Dog by Andrea Camilleri
57starbox
A Group of Noble Dames by Thomas Hardy - read 2008
59starbox
Say you're one of them by Uwem Akpan -read 2012
61starbox
The Executioner's Song by Norman Mailer - read last year
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The Secret of Santa Vittoria by Robert Crichton - read 1995
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Arrowsmith by Sinclair Lewis - read last year
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3873. Europe's Last Summer Who Started the Great War in 1914? by David Fromkin (read 7 Apr 2004)
last letter, per geneally accepted norm, is N
last letter, per geneally accepted norm, is N
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The Noodle Maker by Ma Jian - read 2012
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revolutionary road by richard yates, read oct 2008 and rereading now (*love*)
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sweet thursday by john steinbeck, read before i kept real track, probably in 1994
74starbox
Eugenie Grandet by Honore de Balzac - read 2001
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3666. Drake's Fortune: The Fabulous True Story of the World's Greatest Confidence Artist, by Richard Rayner (read 20 Dec 2002)
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Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro- read about 4 yrs ago
81Schmerguls
2987. Original Meanings: Politics and Ideas in the Making of the Constitution, by Jack N. Rakove (read 7 Jun 1997) (Pulitzer History prize in 1997)
82overlycriticalme
never go back by lee child
84Schmerguls
3984. Race to the Pole Tragedy, Heroism, and Scott's Antarctic Quest, by Sir Ranulph Fiennes (read 10 Feb 2005)
86starbox
We by Yevgeny Zamyatin - read last week
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1098. The Era of Good Feelings, by George Dangerfield (read 5 Dec 1970) (Pulitzer History prize in 1953) (Bancroft Prize in 1953)
94SomethingWicked
A World to Win by Upton Sinclair
98SomethingWicked
Nelson Against Napoleon: From the Nile to Copenhagen ed. by Robert Gardiner
100Schmerguls
1072. The Three Popes: An Account of the Great Schism, by Marzieh Gail (read 6 Sep 1970)
102SomethingWicked
The Rape of the Lock by Alexander Pope
104Schmerguls
4236. The Echo Maker, by Richard Power (read 24 Nov 2006) (National Book Award fiction prize for 2006)
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Spinster by Sylvia Ashton-Warner - just finished
108overlycriticalme
rascals in paradise by james michener; read in 2012
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4799. No Surrender My Thirty-Year War, by Hiroo Onoda Translated by Charles S. Terry (read 10 Feb 2011)
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Reindeer are wild too by Joan Newhouse - read in the 80s
112bookwoman247
>110 Schmerguls:: Very timely play, Schmerguls! That must have been an interesting book. It's amazing to me that any soldier could be unaware of the ending of a war.
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish by Dr. Seuss
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish by Dr. Seuss
115Schmerguls
You are right, Bookwoman. The book was consistently interesting. He did not believe what he was told over and over again--he thought it was American propaganda trying to trick him into giving up!
1087. Kitchener: Portrait of an Imperialist, by Philip Magnus (read 17 Oct 1970)
1087. Kitchener: Portrait of an Imperialist, by Philip Magnus (read 17 Oct 1970)
122starbox
Goddess of the Green Room by Jean Plaidy - read 2005
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The Knot of Vipers by Francois Mauriac - read when I was at school
126Schmerguls
3748. Stanton The Life and Times of Lincoln's Secretary of War, by Benjamin P. Thomas and Harold M. Hyman (read 27 May 2003)
129starbox
The Beast Within by Emile Zola - just finished re-reading
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3583. The Years of Lyndon Johnson Master of the Senate, by Robert A. Caro (read 27 May 2002) (Book of the Year) (Pulitzer Biography prize for 2003) (National Book Award nonfiction prize for 2002)
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Arlington Park by Rachel Cusk - read 2012
138Schmerguls
4417. King, Kaiser, Tsar Three Royal Cousins Who Led the World to War, by Catrine Clay (read 4 Mar 2008)
147Schmerguls
Bookwoman, #145 does not correctly play on #144
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The Shadow in the North by Philip Pullman
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Henrietta's War: News from the Home Front 1939-1942 by Joyce Dennys (Last letter "O")
154Boobalack
Outside the Perimeter
by J. Sutton
by J. Sutton
156Schmerguls
5087. Embers of War The Fall of an Empire and the Making of America's Vietnam, by Fredrik Logevall (read 15 Nov 2013) (Pulitzer History prize in 2013)
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The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham
166Schmerguls
Hey, #161 does not play on #160, Hazeljune and the posters since
168starbox
Bunner Sisters by Edith Wharton - read last year
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The Red Tent by Anita Diamont
193Schmerguls
Playing on #183, the last correct post:
3344. No Place for a Woman A Life of Senator Margaret Chase Smith, by Janann Sherman (read 6 Sep 2000)
3344. No Place for a Woman A Life of Senator Margaret Chase Smith, by Janann Sherman (read 6 Sep 2000)
199starbox
Anne of Windy Willows by LM Montgomery - read late 1980s
208Schmerguls
3720. Richmond Burning The Last Days of the Confederate Capital, by Nelson Lankford (read 24 Mar 2003)
223Schmerguls
1599. Sickles the Incredible, by W. A. Swanberg (read 27 Nov 1980)
I was so impressed and caught up by this biography that I went on to read 8 more books by Swanberg, most of them much appreciated.
I was so impressed and caught up by this biography that I went on to read 8 more books by Swanberg, most of them much appreciated.
224hazeljune
Ebony and Ivory by Lliewelyn Powys
230Schmerguls
Playing on #228, the last correct post:
2086. The Executioner's Song, by Norman Mailer (read 20 Jun 1987) (Pulitzer Fiction prize in 1980)
2086. The Executioner's Song, by Norman Mailer (read 20 Jun 1987) (Pulitzer Fiction prize in 1980)
231starbox
The Grim Smile of the Five Towns by Arnold Bennett read 2011
232Boobalack
by Anna Salter
The Silent Brotherhood: Inside Story of America's Anti-Government Militia
by Kevin Flynn
236Schmerguls
4178. North Toward Home, by Willie Morris (read 18 June 2006)
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3265. The Year 1000 What Life Was Like at the Turn of the First Millenium An Englishman's World, by Robert Lacey - Danny Danziger (read 7 Nov 1999)
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When Elephants Weep: The Emotional Lives of Animals by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson and Susan McCArthy
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Flaubert's Parrot by Julian Barnes - read 2013
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3959. Strange Fruit Billie Holiday, Cafe Society, and an Early Cry for Civil Rights, by David Margolick (read 1 Dec 2004)
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4084. Nellie Taft The Unconventional First Lady of the Ragtime Era, by Carl Sferrazza Anthony (read 23 Oct 2005)
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Mystic River by Dennis Lehane
274Schmerguls
1007. The Red and the Black, by Marie-Henri Beyle (De Stendahl) translated by C. K. Scott-Moncrief (read 10 May 1969)
284overlycriticalme
easter rising by michael patrick macdonald (my copy doesn't have the additional title the touchstone does)
292starbox
Anderby Wold by Winifred Holtby - read 2012
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The Summer Book by Tove Jansson - read in the 80s
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3434. The Kingfish and His Realm The Life and Times of Huey P. Long, by William Ivy Hair (read 18 Apr 2001)
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Darklost by Mick Farren
303hazeljune
Trespass by Rose Tremain a great read from 2012
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The Saga of Gosta Berling by Selma Lagerlof - currently reading
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Esther Waters by George Moore - read back in 80s
328hazeljune
Eureka Stockade by Richard Butler
333Schmerguls
I am ignoring the words in the parenthesis--is that OK?
3511. No Fond Return of Love, by Barbara Pym (read 15 Dec 2001)
3511. No Fond Return of Love, by Barbara Pym (read 15 Dec 2001)
336hazeljune
The Natural by Bernard Malamud
344starbox
The Bottle Factory Outing by Beryl Bainbridge - read 2012
346overlycriticalme
revolutionary road by richard yates; read most recently in jan
349Schmerguls
4362. The Evolution of Civilizations An Introduction to Historical Analysis, by Carroll Quigley (read 20 Sep 2007)
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needful things by stephen king
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4649. Nothing to Fear FDR's Inner Circle and the Hundred Days That Created Modern America, by Adam Cohen (read 9 Dec 2009)
354hazeljune
All Quiet On The Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque
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