Entry #78
- Listening to:
- Bach, Cello suite no. 4 in E flat, BWV 1010.
- To read next:
- Our village by Mary Mitford. This is another
volume courtesy of the Folio
Society. It's a collection of pieces that were written in
the early 19th century for regular publication in a magazine.
The pieces are generally humorous accounts of life in the
author's village.
(Custom would have this annoucement occur after
announcing the completion of my last book read, but I forgot on
Monday, and decided that I didn't want to retrospectively change
the entry.)
Stephen King (yes, the horror author) has written a balanced, and
interesting,
review
of the latest Harry Potter book.
Being from roughly that neck of the woods myself, I was interested to
read Bill
Bryson on Sydney (excerpted from the National Geographic paper
edition). Looking out my window at yet another grey and miserable
sky, the thought of Sydney is really quite appealing.
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