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Judith Forgoston
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Born
in Zurich, Switzerland
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Genre
Influences
Member Since
September 2014
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A Broken Hallelujah
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Jenseits von Halleluja
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Scars of Gold
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| There is nothing wrong with this book. It's an enjoyable read, easy and breezy. Perfect for a beach read. And yet.. Spark's depiction of a religious main character is strangely hollow even though it is meant to be positive. It feels like the author w ...more | |
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| I rarely do not finish a book, and because I have met the author at a retreat he led and liked his personality and knowledge, I really wanted to like his books. There are fascinating aspects about the topic of 10th century Sapin and about the highly ...more | |
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| I rarely do not finish a book, and because I have met the author at a retreat he led and liked his personality and knowledge, I really wanted to like his books. There are fascinating aspects about the topic of 10th century Sapin and about the highly ...more | |
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| As much as I love and admire Engers beautiful, poetic language - this story was too dark for me. There are wonderfully warm and hopeful scenes, but for every one of these the reader encounters many times as much cruelty, hopelessness and desolation. ...more | |















