I know what you mean about the shelf being two rows deep … yes, I love Rohintin Mistry, also have an affinity for Michael Ondaatje and if I can ever find anything by Somerset Maughan I snap it up, for this I need to troll the independent bookstores that have “old books” in their inventory. There is one such bookstore which alas is not anywhere near where I live, but I visit it every time I happen to be in the area, and they have a charming attic above their posh main floor of new books etc. The attic is crammed with old books and authors long gone and they’ve placed some comfy old soft chairs in the corners of the attic – honest, you can spend the best part of a day up there and never realize that the sun is set to sink.

I’ll have to look up those Shardlake Series …. these days my buying and reading leans towards internet marketing and making and managing money so that it begins to work for your instead of you working for it.

Please come again …. the door at Blog Income is always open!

best………….valentina

Novels are my main thing, and I particularly like writers who open up new landscapes for me. So writers like Rohinton Mistry, Khaled Hosseini and Peter Carey are among my favorites.

If you like historical novels perhaps you’ve tried the Shardlake series by C.J.Sansom? There are four in the series I think. Not exactly high literature, (but well written nonetheless) I return to them like a pair of comfy slippers each time a new one comes out!
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Please come often – the door is always open here.

best………….valentina

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