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Kathryn Cope That's a really interesting question. I think it's difficult to say exactly what shaped Strane because the author's primary interest is in his negativ…moreThat's a really interesting question. I think it's difficult to say exactly what shaped Strane because the author's primary interest is in his negative impact on Vanessa. I got the impression Russell didn't want readers wasting too much empathy on him as this is 'Lolita' from Lolita's perspective.
My feeling was that Strane's sexual predation was linked to his emotional inadequacy. There was something lacking in him that made relationships with women his own age unrewarding. He wanted to be worshipped and thought of as intellectually brilliant and was only likely to elicit this response in impressionable schoolgirls.(less)
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How to Keep Your Book Club Thriving in the Pandemic

One of the few perks of Covid is that people are reading more. Many book clubs, however, are suffering. Social distancing makes it difficult to meet up with a like-minded group of bibliophiles. So how do we make sure our book clubs don't become another casualty of the pandemic?

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There are numerous platforms you can make use of to keep your book club members in touch. Voice/video meetings, Read more of this blog post »
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“Harrison Salisbury When Amor Towles was ten years old, he threw a bottle containing a short note he had written into the Atlantic Ocean. A few weeks later he received a letter from the man who found it: Harrison Salisbury, the managing editor of The New York Times. From this childhood incident, a correspondence developed between Salisbury and Towles and they eventually met. In his earlier career, Harrison Salisbury was the real-life chief correspondent for The New York Times in Moscow. The author of an important history of the Russian Revolution, Black Nights, White Snow, his memoirs were the source of some of the detail Towles uses in A Gentleman in Moscow. Salisbury’s cameo appearance in the novel, along with the mention of his fedora and trench coat (stolen by the Count as a disguise) pay tribute to Salisbury’s literary legacy on early twentieth century Russia as well as the author’s serendipitous connection with him.”
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“Like the Count, she realises that good fortune and privilege can be”
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“A13/ He jumps off a cliff believing he is boarding a boat skippered by his dead wife. A14/ They are both in the air force. A15/ So that she will have a reason to visit him again.   Back to Contents”
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