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menu a reading catch-up stuckinabook all july 26, 2018 bayley , crompton , dunnr , spufford , trillin 4 comments as usual, i’ve fallen behind a bit with the books i’ve been intending to review – and so, partly for a century of books, partly just to mention some others, here are some books that i’ve read in the past few months, in brief. girl with dove (2018) by sally bayley sally bayley was my dphil supervisor and we’ve kept in touch since, now and then, so i was certainly intrigued to read her childhood memoir (and thank you for the review copy). the subtitle, ‘a life built by books’, was also calculated to intrigue me. it tells of sally’s fraught upbringing – as the bio says, she put herself into care at 14 – and does so with the confusion and melding of worlds that a child would face. so the characters in the books she loves (agatha christie, jane eyre etc.) elide with the real relatives and figures in her life. the whole book is a touching maelstrom, completely unlike traditional memoirs. you might end not really knowing a huge amount of facts, but you’ll certainly understand how it all felt. golden hill (2016) by francis spufford i didn’t think i’d like this book for book group, and i was right. it’s set in 18th-century new york, as the main character turns up with a cheque to cash for a large sum of money. on it wanders, with his various exploits, in a sort of half-18th-century-half-not tone that i found frustrating. and, frankly, i found the whole thing quite dull and a little confusing. i’d rather just read a book from the 18th century. leadon hill (1927) by richmal crompton i know a few crompton fans say this is their favourite of her books, and the last few of hers i’d read had been a bit sub-par. this one is about (of course) a small village – and the ways their worlds change when an exotic and bohemian italian woman starts renting one of the cottages. i don’t think i was quite in the right mood to read crompton when i did, and this isn’t among my favourites, but i have read 28 of her novels now, so perhaps it’s just a question of a surfeit? bless her, she doesn’t vary her canvas much. when heaven is silent (1994) by ron dunn i bought this years ago, and have dipped in and out over time. it’s about living the christian life through times of difficulties – written largely because of dunn’s experience of losing his son to suicide. nothing close to that dreadful has happened in my life, so i read it more out of interest than for personal help – but i think i’d return to it if i needed that help for any reason, because dunn writes well, sensitively, and with a great knowledge of the bible and of god’s nature. family man (1998) by calvin trillin i read this on holiday earlier in the year, and really enjoyed it, but had almost forgotten it by the time i got to the last page. it’s a collection of essays about his family over the years – and a little on how he feels about mentioning his children, as they get older. it’s all fairly incidental, and it’s only trillin’s wonderfully engaging and warm tone that made it such an enjoyable (if forgettable) book. tea or books? #61: do we care what characters eat? and the french lieutenant’s woman vs remarkable creatures stuckinabook tea or books? july 24, 2018 chevalier , fowles , podcast 3 comments john fowles, tracy chevalier, and eating in books – lyme and limes, if you will! http://www.stuckinabook.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/tea-or-books-episode-61.mp3 sorry for a bit of a delay (because i had to read two quite long books) – and advance apologies for the delay before our next episode, as rachel moves house and completes her dissertation. thanks for bearing with us! in this episode, we use a recommendation from my friend rachel (a different one) and ask about characters and food. in the second half, we compare john fowles’ the french lieutenant’s woman with tracy chevalier’s remarkable creatures . do let us know your thoughts on either! you can support the podcast and get various rewards at patreon , or visit our itunes page . rate and review if you can work out how and would like to! the books and authors we mention in this episode are: the brontes by juliet barker letters by virginia woolf the diary of a bookseller by shaun bythell famous five series by enid blyton malory towers series by enid blyton swallows and amazons by arthur ransome the debt to pleasure by john lanchester five quarters of the orange by joanne harris chocolat by joanne harris the edible woman by margaret atwood the cazalet chronicles by elizabeth jane howard the sea, the sea by iris murdoch edith wharton cranford by elizabeth gaskell the heat of the day by elizabeth bowen provincial lady series by e.m. delafield to the lighthouse by virginia woolf charlie and the chocolate factory by roald dahl matilda by roald dahl the particular sadness of lemon cake by aimee bender girl with a pearl earring by tracy chevalier golden hill by francis spufford the luminaries by eleanor catton patricia brent, spinster by herbert jenkins speaking of love by angela young concert pitch by theodora benson mr pim passes by by a.a. milne four days’ wonder by a.a. milne nineteen eighty-four by george orwell animal farm by george orwell a tour of my books stuckinabook all july 22, 2018 25 comments when i moved into my little flat, almost a year ago, quite a few people asked if i intended to give a tour of my bookcases. i absolutely did intend to, but somehow it never quite happened. now is the moment! it’s certainly not a new flat anymore, and it feels almost like another lifetime ago that i shared with three other people and most of my books were elsewhere. but, hey, here they are nonetheless! the front door of my flat opens on the ground floor, onto a tiny hall and a staircase, so as we ascend the stairs we come across the first bookcases. on a little platform halfway up the stairs are… the persephone books, suitably enough, are the first things you see. i feel like i want to add that i took this photo a few weeks ago, and i’ve since (finally!) painted over the paint effects the previous occupants had on the wall, that weren’t to my taste. turn the corner, and a tall, thin bookcase snuck into a corner holds persephone’s aunt – virago: it also houses my pile of slightly foxed journals. to the right: a painting of sherpa by our vicar’s wife. (i haven’t used that nickname in a while – for those not in the know, that’s my mum!) we’ll head across the little hallway and into the living room/dining room, which is where most of the books are. this angle might be familiar to those who follow my instagram , as it’s the easiest one to get the most in. the bookcase wallpaper tends to give people a double take – i have a lot of books, but not that many. on the mantelpiece are my a.a. milne books; on the windowsill are some of my books about reading – and the bookcase has my ‘old books’ starting at a. i divide my books into ‘old’ and ‘new’ which is very vague, but mostly hardback vs paperback. essentially, the prettier books are in the living room. we’ve turned around, and here are the rest of the old books – down the grey bookcase and then down the step-style one. yes, it goes anti-clockwise, because i’m maverick . the step bookcase (i don’t quite know how to describe it…) is one i’ve had since i was about 15, and makes a perfect room divide. not least because… you can keep books on the other side of it! this bookcase has the most variety – it houses theology, poetry, plays, misc non-fiction, and the entire bottom row is books about virginia woolf, and her letters and diaries. the novels are elsewhere, but it shows that i do have quite a woolf obsession. let’s turn around, and face the wall opposite that book wallpaper. this is the dining space of the living area, which doubles up as my office when i’m working from home. two of the bookcases (the two on the left) are biography and autobiography, alphabetical by subject. the third bookcase has two shelves of ess

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