The Spin number is...
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That's a number I don't think we've had before.
When I first looked at my list to see what 19 was, I read Banana Yoshimoto's Amrita. So I checked it out of the library and read some pages. So far so good.
This morning I looked again at my list, and behold, Amrita was #18! I'm actually supposed to read Walter de la Mare's short stories -- the first volume, anyway. It's huge. We'll see how far I get -- it's over 500 pages long! Amrita looked a lot more doable.
Ha ha! You can knock off both 18 and 19 and impress us all with your confusion! ;-)
ReplyDeleteYeah, well, I'm not sure how much progress I'll make with Johnson and Boswell in Scotland at this rate!
ReplyDeleteYou always seem to read such erudite books. I was terribly surprised to see Amrita on your list as it is quite contemporary. Walter de la Mare sounds more like you!
ReplyDeleteSometimes I try some contemporary stuff too!
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