2015: The Year of Reading Women discussion

Her autobiography is amazing. Also, let's have some love for New Zealand writers.

I want to, I want to...but when!

I'm very interested in Janet Frame's works. I think it was through reading one of your wonderful reviews Aubrey that I found my way to grabbing her Autobiographical series recently. That and the fact that Jane Campion made a movie based on those books. I could probably read them or one of her others, as we have a few on the shelves at work (a library).

I need to read more books by Frame.

this novel is pretty unforgettable and intriguing In the Memorial Room

I've seen that one around the shelves and it does look interesting!

Tuck wrote: "this novel is pretty unforgettable and intriguing In the Memorial Room"

I read that one and definitely found it intriguing.

I would love to read some Janet Frame, who has always been on my list. In the Memorial Room sounds like something I could get into.

Aubrey wrote: ".... let's have some love for New Zealand writers."

Take a peak at Patricia Grace as well, if interested in New Zealand writers. Keri Hulme, of course, also.

I'm also interested in Faces in the Water.

I actually have a book by Janet Frame on my to-read list: The Carpathians. Doubt I'll get to it in 2015 though.

I may try to read her trilogy of autobiographies in 2015, as well as possibly a novel. For those of you who are looking for short story collections, Between My Father and the King: New and Uncollected Stories is a good collection, recently published.

I've got "To the Is-land" waiting for me on my shelf. It's starting to make noises at me.