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My Favourite Books Across the Decade

December 22, 2019August 20, 2020 BookerTalk 31 Comments Emile Zola, Hilary Mantel, Jim Crace, John Steinbeck

I’ve only just woken up to the fact that we’re a few days away from the end of a decade.

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Six Degrees of Separation

Six degrees from San Francisco

July 18, 2018July 18, 2018 BookerTalk 14 Comments George Eliot, Jim Crace, Madeleine Thien, Thomas Hardy

Time for another round of Six Degrees of Separation in which the idea is to form a chain of connections

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Bookends Top Ten Tuesday

10 under rated books

January 17, 2017July 1, 2021 BookerTalk 57 Comments African authors, Antonia Hodgson, Dinaw Mengestu, Donal Ryan, Jim Crace, Kwei Quartey, Machado de Assis, Michael Orthofer, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, Stanley Middleton, Yewande Omotoso

Which books deserve more attention? Here are 10 suggestions for ones to take a closer look at

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Review: Harvest by Jim Crace

October 13, 2013October 14, 2013 BookerTalk 14 Comments Jim Crace, Man Booker Prize

…. rain or shine, the earth abides, the land endures, the soil will persevere for ever and a day. That

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historical fiction Sunday Salon

September reading wrap up

October 6, 2013 BookerTalk 15 Comments Jim Crace, Man Booker Prize, National Book Award

September 2013 will go down in history in the BookerTalk household. It’s the first time since I started reading the

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