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inlägg gjort av TheTortoise vid 3:25 pm (EST) Aug 31, 2009

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inlägg gjort av vintage_books vid 2:18 am (EST) Aug 17, 2009

Congratulations! You have won a prize in the Book Read: Mistress of the Art of Death from Early Summer 2009, The Highly Rated Book Group.

To see what you have won, check this link:

http://www.librarything.com/topic/67256&...

And follow these instructions:

1) Write a note to Vintage Books with your
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That's it! Sit back and enjoy your fame and fortune. Congratulations!

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inlägg gjort av vintage_books vid 12:29 am (EST) Aug 5, 2009

Glad you enjoyed my review, and thanks for the comments!

Gwen

inlägg gjort av gwendolyndawson vid 11:38 am (EST) Jun 8, 2009

You do have a fascinating library. I agree that Asimov was remarkably influential, and in ways that make people want to be creative.

inlägg gjort av keylawk vid 3:42 pm (EST) May 28, 2009

I'm not a prolific reviewer as I don't have the time (today being Memorial Day in America, I do have time, but only a little; tomorrow it's back to working life) Here is a link to one of the best and most prolific fiction reviewers I've found so far on LT:

http://www.librarything.com/profile_revi...

Cheers!

Mary Leigh

inlägg gjort av PsibrReadHead vid 3:55 pm (EST) May 25, 2009

Oops! I meant Salzburg. It HAS been a long time!

inlägg gjort av PsibrReadHead vid 3:00 pm (EST) May 25, 2009

Well, welcome to LT. It's addictive and a great resource for ideas on what to read next. I was in Austria many years ago, but just the pretty,leafy city of Strasbourg. I was born in Geneva to American parents on a two-year honeymoon. I've travelled around Switzerland, Germany, Spain, Italy and France. Just had my DNA done; it showed that, even though I look Scots-Irish and have a Scots-Irish name, my DNA is strictly German and today, the populations I match are the German ones that settled up and down the east coast of Brazil in the 1830's.......Someday I'll learn to speak German!

inlägg gjort av PsibrReadHead vid 2:00 pm (EST) May 25, 2009

Read your review of Gatsby. I agree wholeheartedly. It may be the perfect novel given its economy and beauty of language and its coverage of American morality, social strata, representation of time and place; and it packs together a mystery and a love story. It remains one of the best American novels to date, I think.

inlägg gjort av PsibrReadHead vid 3:59 am (EST) May 24, 2009

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