reading
I'm in the middle of Seven Storey Mountain by Thomas Merton, and Myths to Live By, How we re-create ancient legends in our daily lives to release human potential, by Joseph Campbell. Notice, that in contrast, I stayed up into the wee hours of the night, in a couple of sittings, finished Ann-Marie MacDonald's novel Fall On Your Knees.
Novels consume me. I can't put them down. I find reading other types of books is much easier on me. I can dawdle. I can mull them over. Not with novels. I can't take my time with novels. I'm obsessed with finding out what happens next, how it all ends!
Novels consume me. I can't put them down. I find reading other types of books is much easier on me. I can dawdle. I can mull them over. Not with novels. I can't take my time with novels. I'm obsessed with finding out what happens next, how it all ends!
2 Comments:
I read Fall on Your Knees last summer, and was completely absorbed by it as well. What a compelling story, and a compelling writer.
Have you read
Clara Callan, by Richard Wright? I read this book last summer as well, and absolutely fell in love with it. Wright is a Canadian author, and the book is set in Depression-era Ontario. I highly recommend it.
OOOoooh. delicious. I've been meaning to read Clara Callan, too.
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