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New Page!
I’m delighted to have added the new page on homeworkers’ rooms, as promised a few days ago – just click on Homeworkers’ Rooms on the green menu bar above. Many thanks to the people who have started the page by sending me their photos and descriptions.
I hope you find them interesting and will send in your own so that the collection comes to reflect the amazing breadth and brilliance of homeworkers! I’m sure I can’t be the only one who is fascinated to know how and where other people work. I aim to add one every few days so come back soon to find out who has a sea view when they’re working…
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My favourite Sebastian Faulks novel is On Green Dolphin Street. I find something quite chilling about his other writing, and I couldn’t get into Engleby, but maybe it wasn’t the right time. Sometimes I come back to books again after a while and really enjoy them.
I’ve just looked at The Tenderness of Wolves on Amazon and it has attracted loads of reviews, mostly 4s and 5s but also lots of lower ratings. I wonder if that’s the sign of a ‘good’ book – people either love it or hate it, but either way they have a strong reaction.
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I read Engleby by Sebastian Faulks at Christmas. I found it compelling. It’s nothing like Faulks’ other novels, which I’ve also enjoyed, but this is just such a strange and intimate diary format where I was completely involved with the narrator. I also love love love Patricia Highsmith’s books..
After enjoying the film of The Talented Mr Ripley and enjoying it, I went on to read ALL her books, They are VERY weird but wonderful. I’m reading The Tenderness of Wolves at the moment, it’s really slow, but very well-written.