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Leviathan (Contemporary American Fiction)
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This book started off with a bang...literally and I am finding myself being slowly reeled in by the voice, suspecting some shenanigans, but willingly.
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The World Jones Made (Paperback)
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That was my favorite Hemingway by far. A room full of literary giants in one of the coolest eras. Wish I'd been there.
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Laura's review of
The Great Gatsby byF. Scott Fitzgerald
God Laura! you sound like me. I started reading Last Night at the Lobster a couple weeks ago and had to start all over just to get going.
So what were the "little issues here and there" with Gatsby?
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Kathi's review of
The Garden of Eden byErnest Hemingway
This is a book that I read many years ago, but was my introduction to Hemingway as a novelist. I thought it was great because the relationship between the man and the woman was so tormented, but powerful and unique. The setting was the perfect backdrop.
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