Oh nice! Thanks for the link, Grant!

This is something I did a few years ago -a fantastic experience. Here are my favourites:
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I continue my chronological trek through the work of Muriel Spark with her second, 1958’s Robinson. What a trip! mookseandgripes.com/reviews/2026...

I put this in my review: “Perhaps I was anticipating too much and anticlimax was a foregone conclusion, but in the end, I have to say, I still found it more clever than deep.” I actually didn’t read anything else by Calvino after until about a year ago when I read Invisible Cities which I loved!

I keep meaning to get one and get going on my own journey. This is a lovely reminder!

Sounds good! The only other Faulkner I’ve read (other than A Rose for Emily) is As I Lay Dying, and that was back in 2003. I’m pretty glad to finally be diving in.

I do love The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, and I’d put it close to the top of the nine I’ve read if not the top. I’m curious as I reread them if it will be the créme de la crème!

Please let me know how it goes!

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