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Mitchell’s 2022 Year in Books
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Mitchell Hagerstrom
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Influences
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June 2009
THREE GENERATIONS
Two books, three generations: a grandmother, mother, and daughter, all strong women who work hard, all stubborn women who quietly live as they believe they ought. Ordinary women, not saints.
The first generation, and the second generation as a tiny person, appear in Miss Gone-overseas, a tale set during WWII on a Japanese-held island in the Western Pacific. During the years I lived on the same Read more of this blog post »
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Miss Gone-overseas: Karayuki-san (Overseas stories #2)
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Gathered Pieces
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Overseas stories (Miss Gone-overseas, #1)
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3 editions
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| A four-hundred year-old mystery! Well-written, well-researched. I had read about the possibility of the Earl of Oxford (Edward der Vere) being the actual William Shakespeare back in the '90s and it seemed quite plausible. However, I did not entirely ...more | |
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Jill's review
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Shakespeare Was a Woman and Other Heresies: How Doubting the Bard Became the Biggest Taboo in Literature:
"I came into this read with no background knowledge on the debate and was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. Winkler is an excellent writer, and this reads like a clever, literary wander through the most obscure Internet forum debates from the early "
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Shakespeare Was a Woman and Other Heresies: How Doubting the Bard Became the Biggest Taboo in Literature:
"An absolutely brilliant overview of all the theories surrounding the author of Shakespeare's plays and who they were, without pushing any one theory over the others, and making it clear that while nothing seems to be known for sure, the reason there "
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David's review
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Shakespeare Was a Woman and Other Heresies: How Doubting the Bard Became the Biggest Taboo in Literature:
"This fresh, entertaining investigation into the Shakespeare Authorship Question is remarkably clear-eyed, considering the assault Winkler withstood from the Stratfordian community in 2019 when she published The Atlantic article on the subject. Her re"
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| Two novellas. I give the first one four stars, the second two stars. -- so, overall it gets a three from me. I was unable to even finish the second one. The first got off to a shaky start with a creepy main character who I eventually warmed to. The w ...more | |
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“If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.”
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“For to know a man's library is, in some measure, to know his mind.”
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English Translations of Scandinavian/Nordic Mysteries & Thrillers
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A place to discuss Scandi Crime novels, which includes novels from: Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Denmark. Whether it's Smilia from Peter Hoeg's S ...more
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P.S. Didn't know Cicero had such good sense! I'd add a big friendly dog and a couple of cats though.