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Apr 2020
7:17am, 12 Apr 2020
35,126 posts
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LindsD
*vomit*
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Apr 2020
7:44am, 12 Apr 2020
3,831 posts
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Mouseytongue
50! Let me count the ways.
Will probably finish Opus Brunneis this afternoon. It’s been a blast!
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Apr 2020
9:33am, 12 Apr 2020
47,387 posts
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Diogenes
McG, are you reliving your toilet trouble?
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Apr 2020
9:34am, 12 Apr 2020
44,571 posts
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McGoohan
Every. Single. Minute.
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Apr 2020
10:31pm, 13 Apr 2020
17,179 posts
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Serendippily
90 pages in to Robinson Crusoe. There is a lot of moralising and doom signalling - i was soon to find out how wrong I was - but this was nothing to the horrors that were yet to befall me -
Now he’s on his island im settling in with him but I can see why I’ve never made it past 20 pages before
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Apr 2020
7:14pm, 14 Apr 2020
19,601 posts
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Columba
Ooh, I've read that. And yes, there is a lot of moralising.
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Apr 2020
2:05pm, 15 Apr 2020
2,143 posts
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DazTheSlug
just in case anybody's interested (I know I'm too late, and I don't need anybody to pick one for me) my current physical TBR pile amounts to 126, but I managed to round up 86 of them for a photo-shoot:
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Apr 2020
2:09pm, 15 Apr 2020
47,485 posts
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Diogenes
Daz, read Black and Blue.
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Apr 2020
2:16pm, 15 Apr 2020
2,144 posts
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DazTheSlug
I have 2 ways in which I select next from pile:
Lucky Dip - which most recently selected Max Frisch's "I'm Not Stiller" (see if you can spot it!), and
Buggins Turn (longest waiting in pile) which next 3 are Moorcock's "Mother London", Richard Price's "Clockers" and... "Black And Blue" - so good shout Dio!
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Apr 2020
2:19pm, 15 Apr 2020
35,237 posts
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LindsD
I love that Max Frisch, but Homo Faber is better.
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