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SubscriberTorunn

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Have just started reading my first novel by Frances Fyfield (Frances Hegarty) - A Question of Guilt (1988), found in my bookshelf by chance.

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Standard memberrobbie carrobie

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17 Nov 16

C J Purdy - the search for chess perfection

SubscriberPonderable
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21 Nov 16

I am just reading Blinky Bill (three boosk in one I think). Quite interesting read. Very antrophomorphic.

SubscriberTorunn

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Bill Bryson - 'Notes from a small island'

Standard membervandervelde

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22 Nov 16

"Loving Brecht" by Elaine Feinstein. I found a copy of that artefact in Slema Stam Shop along trash crimies at price of 23 cents!

SubscriberPonderable
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Originally posted by Ponderable
I am just reading Blinky Bill (three boosk in one I think). Quite interesting read. Very antrophomorphic.
OK Blinky Bill is not in the Pantheon of the best books I have ever read...

Rereading Connie Willis: Passage now. Still a good read I like Willis' humour.

SubscriberGreat Big Stees

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01 Dec 16

At the moment, the responses in this thread.

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Standard memberjohnnybike

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01 Dec 16

Just finished Sanctus and The Key by Simon Toyne.
A bit Da Vinci Code but enjoyable. Third in the series is The Tower

SubscriberJS357

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02 Dec 16

I'm reading this post, before it is removed.

SubscriberGreat Big Stees

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Originally posted by JS357
I'm reading this post, before it is removed.
I just read it and see nothing that would, in my opinion, warrant a removal.

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Willing to Learn

New Hampshire

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03 Dec 16

The Violent Bear it Away by Flannery O'Connor

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SubscriberFMF

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03 Dec 16

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
I just read it and see nothing that would, in my opinion, warrant a removal.
divegeester and I have found we are able to demand the removal of posts without the necessity for a reason that warrants it.

SubscriberSuzianne
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Originally posted by FMF
divegeester and I have found we are able to demand the removal of posts without the necessity for a reason that warrants it.
With, or without, crocodile tears?

When mods bow to the wishes of a few without consideration of the many is when sites begin to lose popularity and become a burden to the owners, instead of an asset.

Since this has been going on for a while now, how many nails does a coffin need?




(Btw, jokes that lean too close to home aren't nearly as funny as those that don't.)

SubscriberSuzianne
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To get back to the thread, I just finished "Allegiant", third in the "Divergent" series by Veronica Roth.

I wasn't ready for the ending.

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03 Dec 16

Brokenburn: The Journal of Kate Stone, 1861--1868