I love Cry the Beloved Country. I was just thinking about trying to write a grant for it for next year. But I have to wait for next year to materialize before I can do that. I think it would be perfect for "passion" and it's an easy read.
Yes! I haven't read it in ages but was thinking about it too. I need to reread it.
Ooh, Erin--if you like the plague, and are OK with some scifiness, I recommend books by Ann Benson.
Also Connie Willis's Doomsday Book.
Cool, thanks for the rec's! In the box of shtuff i had stored in my mom's basement was a board game i made in middle school with (fake) rats and fleas as playing pieces. It was very difficult to not die.
Aw, man, I was getting so good about not buying books, and Penguin is releasing more affordable clothbounds: Dracula looks gorgeous. I also love the sailing motif for Gulliver's Travels and the cameos for Middlemarch.
Tries to remind myself that I do not need to own another copy of Middlemarch
Tries to remind myself that I do not need to own another copy of Middlemarch
What's sad is that I haven't yet read
Middlemarch
and I still want that book. See also,
The Woman in White.
Oooh, my paperback copy of
Dracula
is falling apart ...
What a beautiful binding for Woman in White! Is there one for The Moonstone?
Ooh, are these more of the Coralie Bickford-Smith editions? She did an amazing job on the first two series.
Ooh, are these more of the Coralie Bickford-Smith editions?
Yes. But they seem to be coming out piecemeal, not in sets of 10 (9 in the US) like the first two.