Coundown to Langue[dot]doc 1305 Day 3
Four things for you today, because I remembered them and wanted to share. Four from my childhood and teens, for I am in reminiscing mode
1. Margaret Cavendish and her novel: an argument and also her writing in all its glory.
2. The book by the Abbott I prefer to read. Flatland - I'm long due for re-read.
3. A book that I (oddly) have only in French. CL Moore translates very nicely, thank you, but I do need to obtain a copy of the original, one day. Here's the short story that gives the volume its title.
4. Lewis Carroll and his puzzles were an important part of my childhood. I may have been a bit mathematically-inclined as a pre-teen. High school taught me otherwise, but at least until I was a teenager I had these puzzles and Martin Gardner and all.
1. Margaret Cavendish and her novel: an argument and also her writing in all its glory.
2. The book by the Abbott I prefer to read. Flatland - I'm long due for re-read.
3. A book that I (oddly) have only in French. CL Moore translates very nicely, thank you, but I do need to obtain a copy of the original, one day. Here's the short story that gives the volume its title.
4. Lewis Carroll and his puzzles were an important part of my childhood. I may have been a bit mathematically-inclined as a pre-teen. High school taught me otherwise, but at least until I was a teenager I had these puzzles and Martin Gardner and all.
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