Short Reviews For Shorter Timespans
Ian MondJust reviews people. On everything I read and watch. No long form essays here.
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Books Read: The Eustace Diamonds by Anthony Trollope
It’s not the frequent, perfunctory antisemitism1 that put me off The Eustace Diamonds2, but rather the slow, turgid pacing that did the trick. I won’t accept the argument that Trollope’s languorous, repetitive style was, to quote Grandpa Si...
Books Read: Departure(s) by Julian Barnes
This is my second Julian Barnes. My other Julian Barnes was 2018’s The Only Story1. Much like Iris Murdoch, I recognise that I have not read the best of Barnes. No Flaubert’s Parrot, no A History of the World in 10 1/2 Chapters. It’s fine, ...
Books Read: The Sacred and Profane Love Machine by Iris Murdoch
I know I can be honest with you. I often get Iris Murdoch and Doris Lessing confused.1 So, when I started reading The Sacred and Profane Love Machine2, I thought this was the second Murdoch novel I’d read. In fact, I was mistaking Iris for ...
Books Read: Dead Collections by Isaac Fellman
Isaac Fellman wrote one of the best novels last year, the magnificent and lyrical Notes from a Regicide. That book was my first Fellman and while I don’t normally jump straight to an author’s back catalogue when I fall in love with their wo...
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