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Tag Archives: World War I
Books That Have Stayed With Rich
Inspired this morning by skullsinthestars‘ own fascinating list, I have come up with my own list of 10 books which, as according to the stipulations on Facebook, have “stayed with you in some way”, and which “don’t have to be … Continue reading →
What’s at the back of the cave? (Michelle Paver, ‘Dark Matter’)
‘I cling to my routine because I lost it once. It reassured me. Even though I know that security is an illusion’, writes Jack Miller in his personal journal, which makes up the bulk of Michelle Paver’s Dark Matter (2010). … Continue reading →
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Tagged Algernon Blackwood, Dark Matter, epistolary fiction, ghost stories, Michelle Paver, World War I, World War II
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A Book at Rich Time 