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Dotsie

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I wish I could read Wyrd Sisters, but Mr Dotsie has had it for weeks now, and I don't want to scare him off by demanding it back. So I've jst finished The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody by Will Cuppy, which was very funny, and Barbara Pym's Excellent Women, which is delightful :laugh:
 
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theoldlibrarian said:
I am a fan of the russian novels and so a relative of mine knowing this gave me a 900 pager called Life And Fate.
Have you ever read The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov? It's a brilliant book about the Devil visiting Moscow during Stalin's rule. The Stones based Sympathy for the Devil on it apparantly :p
 
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Just finished The Silver Mage by Katherine Kerr, the final Deverry novel. Loved it, just wish it had more help on who the characters were. It's about reincarnation and how the past affects the present so a list of characters past lives isn't enough. I wanted to know what they did then.
 

Phoenix

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wicked woman said:
Just finished The Silver Mage by Katherine Kerr, the final Deverry novel. Loved it, just wish it had more help on who the characters were. It's about reincarnation and how the past affects the present so a list of characters past lives isn't enough. I wanted to know what they did then.
I tried reading (what I think was) the first one of those a few years ago, but had to give up because I couldn't follow the reincarnation thing, I just couldn't remember who had been who which made things tricky!

I'm reading the second Amelia Peabody mystery (The Curse of the Pharaohs) by Elizabeth Peters at the mo. Not exactly brilliant literature, but I'm having a brain-fog attack and it's keeping me amused :)
 
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Phoenix said:
wicked woman said:
Just finished The Silver Mage by Katherine Kerr, the final Deverry novel. Loved it, just wish it had more help on who the characters were. It's about reincarnation and how the past affects the present so a list of characters past lives isn't enough. I wanted to know what they did then.
I tried reading (what I think was) the first one of those a few years ago, but had to give up because I couldn't follow the reincarnation thing, I just couldn't remember who had been who which made things tricky!

I'm reading the second Amelia Peabody mystery (The Curse of the Pharaohs) by Elizabeth Peters at the mo. Not exactly brilliant literature, but I'm having a brain-fog attack and it's keeping me amused :)
She does include a table of characters in the Silver Mage, but I feel I want to go back and read them all back to back.

I like Amelia Peabody, she doesn't suffer from lack of confidence in her own judgement!
 

miveli09

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Hello wicked woman :laugh:, i don't mind strange, much prefer it to normal. Although I could say it is only strange depending on what angle you are looking at it from... :laugh:
 
wicked woman said:
Just finished The Silver Mage by Katherine Kerr, the final Deverry novel. Loved it, just wish it had more help on who the characters were. It's about reincarnation and how the past affects the present so a list of characters past lives isn't enough. I wanted to know what they did then.
Her books can be wicked hard to read sometimes. She is a very good author tho. Gotta agree there. :laugh:
 
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