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Julie’s 2022 Year in Books
Take a look at Julie’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Julie Bozza
Goodreads Author
Born
in Berkshire, The United Kingdom
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Member Since
November 2010
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/juliebozza
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Butterfly Hunter
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2012
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15 editions
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The Apothecary's Garden
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2013
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8 editions
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The Definitive Albert J. Sterne
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2010
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7 editions
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Of Dreams and Ceremonies
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2013
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9 editions
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A Threefold Cord
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2014
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10 editions
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The Thousand Smiles of Nicholas Goring
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2014
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9 editions
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Albert J. Sterne: Future Bright, Past Imperfect
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2012
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2 editions
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Like Leaves to a Tree (Butterfly Hunter, #2.5)
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2014
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A Pride of Poppies
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2015
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3 editions
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The ‘True Love’ Solution
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2016
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7 editions
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news: The 2023 Pride Bundle
I couldn’t be prouder – in this hard-earned month of Pride – that the anthology I edited, Queer Weird West Tales, is part of the 2023 Pride StoryBundle lovingly curated by Melissa Scott and Catherine Lundoff.
All the details are below! Everyone’s a winner here. As Eleanor Musgrove (one of the QWWT authors) put it, “That is a truly astounding amount of book for your buck.” Not only do you get to ow
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is on page 128 of 245 of The Evolution of Modern Fantasy: That's the pre-twentieth century section. On the one hand, I was delighted that his main contention is to add in narrative poetry of the late 18thC, Romantic and Victorian ages as steps in the growth of fantasy. On the other hand, his accounts of Tennyson's Idylls and Swinburne's Tristram seem to this fan of both ungenerous and dismissive.
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“I think if the three of us is going to work out … then we each need to work as the two of us. I mean – Well, you probably get that already. We need to be three couples, I guess, or be able to be.”
― A Threefold Cord
― A Threefold Cord
“Hilary took a moment to rest careful fingertips against his cheek, reliving the sense–memory of Tom’s lips against his skin. He thought that, if he were especially careful with it, if he nurtured it and didn’t wear it out, that moment might see him through decades of loneliness.”
― The Apothecary's Garden
― The Apothecary's Garden
“He powered down the laptop, and went to curl up on his bed with his Kindle instead. There were romances to be read, and therefore all was right with the world.”
― The 'True Love' Solution
― The 'True Love' Solution
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“Eudora Welty singles out for praise Austen's "habit of seeing both sides of her own subject - of seeing it indeed in the round". ... Both men and women can be vain about their appearances, selfish about money, overawed by rank, and limited by parochialism; both men and women can function capably, think profoundly, feel deeply, create imaginatively, laugh wittily, and love faithfully. Without vindicating the rights of anyone directly, Austen posits a humanism far ahead of her time. "How really modern she is, after all," Welty concludes of Austen.”
― Searching for Jane Austen
― Searching for Jane Austen
“Fandom, after all, is born of a balance between fascination and frustration: if media content didn't fascinate us, there would be no desire to engage with it; but if it didn't frustrate us on some level, there would be no drive to rewrite or remake it.”
― Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide
― Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide
“To do the useful thing, to say the courageous thing, to contemplate the beautiful thing: that is enough for one man's life.”
― The Use of Poetry and the Use of Criticism
― The Use of Poetry and the Use of Criticism
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Megan wrote: "Thanks for adding me!"Thank you for accepting me, my dear!
Sofia wrote: ""Thank you so much, Sofia, for the kind wishes. I hope the same for you!
Bryn wrote: "Did you ever read Epistemology of the Closet? I remember I 'decided not to', although the details of why escape me. Interested because of Henry James. (You haven't seen anything on Hen..."Thank you for the queries! Though I will have to disappoint you with my answers. I haven't read that title, though I have read her Between Men: English Literature and Male Homosocial Desire. I do think she's worth reading! And, no, I haven't seen more than a glimpse of Henry James so far, but will keep an eye out as I tackle my towering TBR piles.
Did you ever read Epistemology of the Closet? I remember I 'decided not to', although the details of why escape me. Interested because of Henry James. (You haven't seen anything on Henry James in your gay 19thC travels, have you? worth recommending?)
Sofia wrote: "wishing you great times Julie :D "Thank you so much, Sofia! I am wishing you all the Peace and Love as well. Have a great 'silly season'! ♥
Helle wrote: "Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays with lot of love, happiness and laugh to you and your family *big hugs* <3"Aw, thank you so much, Helle! I wish all the same for you and yours across this festive season and through 2016. ♥
Misty wrote: "Joyeux Noël Julie! "Thank you so much, Misty! That's lovely. ♥
I hope that you and yours have an awesome festive season.
Joyeux Noël Julie! 
Helle wrote: "Merry Christmas with family, friends, love, happiness and laugh *Cuddle* *Big Hugs* *Kisses* *Happy* Thank you for making this a speciel Christmas <3 <3 <3 My sweet and lovely friend :-D"Thank you so much, Helle! I wish you all the very best for a festive Christmas and awesome 2015.
Sofia wrote: ""Aw, thank you, Sofia! I hope you have a magical Christmas, and a magnificent 2015.
♣ Irish Smurfétté ♣ wrote: "Have a wonderful holiday, Julie. :D"Thank you, my friend. I hope you have an awesome time, too! ♥
Have a wonderful holiday, Julie. :D
Misty wrote: "Bonnes Fêtes de Noël"Thank you, darling Misty. Wishing you all things festive and bright! ♥
♣ Irish Smurfétté ♣ wrote: "Hi Julie. :DThanks for accepting and have a vunderbar day LOL"
My pleasure, hon! Thanks for asking. I've had a great day, and no doubt because you wished it so. :-)
Hi Julie. :DThanks for accepting and have a vunderbar day LOL
Sofia wrote: "Happy Birthday Julie :D"LOL! Thank you so much, Sofia, for the wishes and for the dance.
Misty wrote: "Happy Birthday, Julie"Thank you so much, my dear friend! ♥
Vanessa wrote: "Yay, friends!"Woot! {does the happy dance} ♥
Helle wrote: "I hope that I can come to the UK Meet next year, but hopefully I can fly direct to the City and I do not think I can handle to wait with a transfer airport in 5 hours again *worried* *hopeful* *fingers crossed*"I shall keep my fingers crossed, too! But five hours, yikes! Let's hope everything works out far more neatly this time. :-)
Sofia wrote: "Hi Julie - Thanks for the req and taking the jump instead of me. I was being a scaredy cat. Looking forward to more chatting :D"Yay! I was being a scaredy cat, too. Now we know better. :-) Terrific to connect with you properly here!
Helle wrote: "Hi Julie Thank you for kind and sweet words on the autograph you gave me to the UK Meet in Bristol <3 <3 <3
It is an honor to talk with you and the rest of your books I have as ebooks :-)"
Thank you, dear Helle! It was so lovely to take with you, and of course kind and sweet words are exactly what you deserve. Hope to catch up with you again next year...?
Hi Julie - Thanks for the req and taking the jump instead of me. I was being a scaredy cat. Looking forward to more chatting :D
Ije the Devourer of Books wrote: "Hi Julie thanks for adding me :) I didn't realise we weren't friends here. I have just started reading Albert Sterne and I love him. :)"I hadn't realised either, dear Ije! I'm glad we got that sorted out, no matter how belatedly. :-) And I'm delighted that you love curmudgeonly old Albert... He's looking a tad grumpy about it, but Fletch and I are beaming proudly. :-D
Hi Julie thanks for adding me :) I didn't realise we weren't friends here. I have just started reading Albert Sterne and I love him. :)
Misty wrote: "Thank you Julie!!"Aw, thank you, my sweet Misty! ♥♥♥
Thank you Julie!!
J.P. wrote: "Yay! We're friends here as well, although I must admit GR scares me a bit. Thank you, Julie. ❤"
No worries, JP. I've got your back! :-)
Yay! We're friends here as well, although I must admit GR scares me a bit. Thank you, Julie. ❤
Misty wrote: "Wishing you a great New Year filled with happiness and success !!!!"Thank you, dear Misty! I wish the same for you. ♥
Wishing you a great New Year filled with happiness and success !!!!
Misty! A festive season butterfly! Aren't you just the awesomest...? Thank you. :-)
Julie wrote: "Macky wrote: "Hi Julie, it was such an honour to meet you yesterday, I enjoyed every minute. Hope you had a stress free journey home. :D xoxox"I was honoured to meet you, too, my dear. And you mu..."
Aww so glad you got home safely. 12 months and counting now... :-D
Josephine wrote: "Hi Julie!It was so wonderful to meet you on Saturday and share just how much I loved Butterfly Hunter. Must go and write a review of it here, mustn't I? I fail at Goodreads sometimes!
Jo x"
It was awesome to meet you, Jo - and I can't even tell you how honoured I feel that you liked Butterfly Hunter... Well, I can't tell you without getting embarrassingly fan-girly, anyway! So I'll save you from that. :-)
I'm looking forward to reading your Barging In. Narrow boats FTW! :-D
Hi Julie!It was so wonderful to meet you on Saturday and share just how much I loved Butterfly Hunter. Must go and write a review of it here, mustn't I? I fail at Goodreads sometimes!
Jo x
Macky wrote: "Hi Julie, it was such an honour to meet you yesterday, I enjoyed every minute. Hope you had a stress free journey home. :D xoxox"I was honoured to meet you, too, my dear. And you must have been my good luck charm, because the run home was totally smooth. :-D
I'm so glad to see that you and your sister are hoping to attend for the full weekend next year! I'll be looking forward to seeing you again then. ♥
Hi Julie, it was such an honour to meet you yesterday, I enjoyed every minute. Hope you had a stress free journey home. :D xoxox
Piper wrote: "Hi, there! :)"{waves} Hey there, my dear!
Lavinia wrote: "Hi Julie! Great to meet you on the walk back from Taurus! :)"You, too, Lavinia! Thanks for accepting my friends request. :-)
Hi Julie! Great to meet you on the walk back from Taurus! :)
