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📙#38/100 'Northern Lights' by @PhilipPullman
What an incredible story, and what a treat to read it as a 29 year old who just moved to Oxford!
I can't wait to read the rest of the trilogy, they're already in the post 👌
What an incredible story, and what a treat to read it as a 29 year old who just moved to Oxford!
I can't wait to read the rest of the trilogy, they're already in the post 👌
📙#39/100 Issue 233 of the
@parisreview
It's great to read ~250 pages of words by people I've never heard of, and to be introduced to ideas and works outside my usual scope.
I particularly enjoyed 'Violets' by @Bud_Smith & 'The Juggler's Wife' by Emily Hunt Kivel in issue 233.
@parisreview
It's great to read ~250 pages of words by people I've never heard of, and to be introduced to ideas and works outside my usual scope.
I particularly enjoyed 'Violets' by @Bud_Smith & 'The Juggler's Wife' by Emily Hunt Kivel in issue 233.
📙#40/100 'Nine Lives' by @DalrympleWill
Impartial & articulate look at sacred vs profane in India. Most fascinating are insights into how religion can underpin unequal social structures, or be the vehicle through which they are legitimately, albeit temporarily, scorned.
Impartial & articulate look at sacred vs profane in India. Most fascinating are insights into how religion can underpin unequal social structures, or be the vehicle through which they are legitimately, albeit temporarily, scorned.
