The Time Regulation Institute – Ahmet Hamdi Tanpinar
Years ago, I bought The Time Regulation Institute on a whim and placed it in my library. I just couldn’t start reading it for a long time. I…
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Elif the Reader Years ago, I bought The Time Regulation Institute on a whim and placed it in my library. I just couldn’t start reading it for a long time. I…
I enjoyed reading Written Lives because I really love to read about the authors I like or haven’t had the opportunity to meet. Especially if these articles came…
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I bought Secret Lives of Great Authors as soon as it was released. Instead of reading in one sitting, I chose to read it slowly. So, Secret Lives…
Mr Gwyn is the fourth book I read by Alessandro Baricco, and after every single book, I discovered that I admired the author more. Mr Gwyn, in particular,…