| | | discussions i've started | | I haven’t read any of Wilkins’ other five novels, so with this one I came fresh to his style and viewpoint. It took me some pages to feel at home, but gradually his distinctive and detailed approach... | |
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| Does anyone else find it hard to keep track of their emails, whether at work or at home?
I use Outlook at work, and put some stuff into folders, but even then there are still lots of emails that... | |
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| I like keeping a record of interesting quotes, and before the Internet was the big thing, I used to do this in old notebooks. When I ran a Christian bookshop, I would spend some time each day writing... | |
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| This is a fairly new book, by Alan Jacob, who's an author I really enjoy reading. His book on C S Lewis, The Narnian, was a delight, and restored some sanity to the way in which A N Wilson had... | |
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| In our city we have a lot of murals scattered around, some of them have been commissioned, and some of them have just been painted by people who specialise in high-class graffiti. Some of them are of... | |
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| I'm planning on producing an e-book related to my experiences late last year and early this year with prostate problems (not cancer, thank goodness).
Does anyone have any good suggestions as to... | |
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| Today was the first time I've tried getting involved in a webinar, and it wasn't exactly a load of laughs. Downloading a program unexpectedly, looking for earphones, international phone calls, using... | |
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| I've just read Sebastian Faulks' A Week in December, in three great chunks, and all sorts of stuff from the story is still running around in my head.
This is one of the best novels I've read in a... | |
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| Earlier this year I read the New Zealand book, Sins of the Father: the long shadow of a religious cult, by Fleur Beale.
It looks at the life of Neville Cooper, who began a kind of cult in the South... | |
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| I was given three thrillers to review a while ago; two of them seemed almost to be written to a formula: in the first chapter the murder victim dies, in the second a fairly unimportant character... | |
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