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Changing Places
Changing Places | David Lodge
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When Philip Swallow and Professor Morris Zapp participate in their universities' Anglo-American exchange scheme, the Fates play a hand, and each academic finds himself enmeshed in the life of his counterpart on the opposite side of the Atlantic. Nobody is immune to the exchange: students, colleagues, even wives are swapped as events spiral out of control. And soon both sundrenched Euphoric State university and rain-kissed university of Rummidge are a hotbed of intrigue, lawlessness and broken vows...
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Book - Changing Places by David Lodge
Author - Willa Cather
Movie/TVShow - Children of the Revolution / Chance in a Million
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Put this on the Comfort Reads shelf. Lodge has a light satirical voice and it was fun to watch an American in England and a Brit in America experience each other's 1960s academic culture.

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In Lodge's "Changing Places," English professors play a game where they confess the most famous book that they have never read. The game ends in disgrace when someone admits to never having read Hamlet. I've never read Raymond Chandler (who died 60 years ago today). What's your confession?

Echo I've never read the Harry Potter books 🙊🙊🙊 9y
tkingsanchez War and Peace 9y
Josie I'm a huge Stephen King fan, have been since I was 12 or 13. I have never read The Stand or any of The Dark Tower series 😬 9y
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GuiltyFeat Never read 1984 or Catch 22. Basically anything with a number in the title. 9y
CherylDeFranceschi I've never read any Dickens yet😳 9y
BookNotes I dislike Faulkner and Shakespeare. I've only read them when required. 9y
GuiltyFeat And BTW, Chandler is way too good to miss. 9y
BestOfFates So many! Ulysses & War and Peace & Don Quixote & Brothers Karamazov & Les Miserables! 9y
shawnmooney Moby Dick, Faulkner (except for 1 short story), Jane Eyre, Vanity Fair, Great Expectations, Philip Roth, that's all. I've read absolutely everything else! :) 9y
catieohjoy I never made it through To Kill a Mockingbird...and I don't actually intend to change that! 🙊 9y
Mamashep Moby Dick and Ulysses but I'm not actually embarrassed to confess that. I have no interest in forcing my way through them - too many great books out there and I'm well enough read otherwise. 9y
ScorpioBookDreams I had to give up on Ulysses as I just found it much too hard-going! 9y
Suelizbeth Anna Karenina but I'm determined to finish it. 9y
PurityofEssence Gravity's Rainbow and anything by Philip Roth! 9y
jmkeene I've never read Animal Farm or 1984. 9y
BookishFeminist Moby Dick & anything by Hemingway, not even mad about it. 9y
TheGreatKatsby I'm scared of most long Russian novels. Never read Dostoyevsky. 9y
CassReads Jack Kerouac annoys me 9y
Haweller Atlas shrugged. Got about 3/4 of the way had it was I who shrugged. 9y
DyAnne Pride and Prejudice is one of my all-time favorite books, but I've never read Emma and didn't finish Persuasion. 9y
readingnatalie Although I own several, I have yet to read any Dickens. 9y
Abailliekaras War and peace but it's in my stack as we speak! Oh and infinite jest..... 9y
EliseWhitmore I hated The Godfather. Rare example of the movie being better than the book 🐴🔫 9y
SusanInTiburon @MKWoods 😱😱😱 9y
SusanInTiburon Clockwork Orange. Nope nope nope 9y
Gezemice I am on my first Dickens (Great Expectations), never read Tolstoy, Faulkner, Pride and Prejudice, read way too few black and Asian writers. I hated Wuthering Heights and could not finish Catch-22 and The Portrait of The Artist 9y
thecurioushedgehog I've never read any of Jane Austen's novels. Bad considering I live in Bath, where the Jane Austen museum is... 9y
AnnieMay I met David lodge recently and completely failed to ask him this particular question... 9y
rynae I tried to read War and Peace and couldn't finish it. I also have never read The Great Gatsby. 🙊 But it is on my TBR list. 8y
annmcgraw Looking over this list there are so many books I still haven't read including War and Peace and Dickens. 8y
kellygeorge Despite repeated attempts, I've never finished Anna Karenina. Or Ulysses. Or Moby Dick. And I've never even thought about actually reading War and Peace. (Bonus: I have a BA in Literature.) 8y
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