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My review (with many quotes to give you an idea of the Russian winter and philosophy)
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What an interesting project, Susan. How long do you think it's going to take?



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Gill — I started in September 2015, and I'll definitely finish before the end of this year. I have only four books to go: The Life of Monsieur de Moliere, A Dead Man's Memoir: A Theatrical Novel, Don Quixote: A Dramatic Adaptation, and The Master and Margarita.
I'm reading Mikhail Bulgakov's work in chronological order, using Mikhail Bulgakov: A Critical Biography as a reference. It's certainly been an interesting project!
I'll publish a review of the critical biography when I've finished.


And now a film as well. My review
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I read that in high school and liked it. However, when I re-read it a few years ago, I was rather disappointed, too. I don't think it aged well (like a lot of other things I liked back then). There's a sequel, though I don't remember the name.


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There isn't an English edition. It's a non-fiction about refugees, about the various wars around the world, or countries with a precarious working life, that lead people to flee from their countries. Every chapter talks about the different routes these people take to arrive in Europe, the reasons why they flee and and the end of every chapter there are also real short stories of people who survived these long trips to arrive in Europe.
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I read that in high school and liked it. However, when I re-read it a few years ago, I was rather disappointed, too. I don't think it aged well (like a lot of other things I liked back then). There's a sequel, though I don't remember the name."
Hi Diane. The sequel is Elegy Beach. I added it to my TBR when I heard about it but having re-read the first book, I'm now having second thoughts.

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I'll keep my eye open for your review. Thanks

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I didn't quite love it, but you might!
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I want to read that one. It sounds fascinating.
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