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Wendy T
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May 23, 2010 02:53PM
I'm personally not into the classic. I like to read fiction. I hope this group does not focus on classic novels.
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I've said this in another group...historic fiction and cultural fiction can be closely tied together, yet there can be a huge distinction between the two. For instance, The Whiskey Rebels is historic fiction, without a doubt. OTOH, Memoirs of a Geisha is definitely more about culture, even though it has some historic overtones.
Fiona wrote: "This group needs a kick up the backside so Beth and I are going to give it a good shake about.This means a lot will be changing around here so if you see things moving around or flying up in th..."
What's happened to the group? No monthly books to read, no polls siince May, looks like its quietly fading away. Time for a kick up the backside indeed. When you get round to it.
I have recently joined some new groups and unjoined some of my less interesting ones. I am (somewhat) patiently waiting to see if this one becomes one of the interesting ones. :-)
Julie wrote: "I have recently joined some new groups and unjoined some of my less interesting ones. I am (somewhat) patiently waiting to see if this one becomes one of the interesting ones. :-)"I'm also waiting to see if they start the monthly book reads again.
So let's vote on our own. We can do that. Create a new topic where we can make selections ono our own?
Along with your refurbishment, I am going to try and be more active in the group, too. Even great mods can't do it all.
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Memoirs of a Geisha (other topics)The Whiskey Rebels (other topics)






