pickThis is a complex and gripping mystery/thriller spanning two timelines that eventually merge. Some parts are quite disturbing and graphic, but I enjoyed learning more about Portugal's history in the second half of the 20th century.
I chose this book for the “wartime mystery“ prompt of #CloakAndDaggerChristmas. @Ruthiella
#wintergames #snowangels #longdarknights @Emilymdxn
so-soStoria molto interessante, bellissima ambientazione. Ho apprezzato l'analisi che viene fatta dei sentimenti e delle sensazioni del protagonista. Tuttavia non ha un buon ritmo e non mi ha fatto impazzire lo stile di scrittura.
pickI enjoyed following Raimund Gregorius as he tries to find out about the life of Amadeu de Prado.
Repost for @AllDebooks
Phew, done! 😅 Go for it. Please post all your suggestions for our sky themed book below.
Also, please look out for #Naturalitsy for 2nd post re Poseiden's steed and Rachel Carson.
All welcome to join in.
pick#JanuaryJazz Day 4: For #TopRead2022, here is my #Top22Of2022 in fiction and poetry. Here‘s my full post: https://wp.me/pDlzr-oWQ
Tagged book hit me deeply - read it on my flight from Amsterdam to Dubai. Here is my review of Nooteboom‘s surreal story that is indelibly etched in my mind: https://wp.me/pDlzr-oKh
Will post in advance for the week since will be traveling back to Dubai in 48 hours or so.
Is tarot like crochet?
According to Pessoa, his mental and literary activities are. And to me, tarot does fall into that category.
We pull cards everyday. Do spreads. Dive deep. Psychoanalyse. But for what?
It does sometimes feel like a “stitch on stitch forming a whole without a whole”. We find our messages, but how do we use them?
Do we just read the cards? Or feel for ourselves deeply and move on? Or, do we use them to really live?
#IndelibleMoments Day 10: #Epiphany and musings about love, life, and loss in this short book that powerfully packed a punch for me. Review is forthcoming.
