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Hi Warwick. What are your top10 fiction books of all time?

Hi Warwick, many thanks for your friendship, much appreciated. Iain

Iain Cameron Williams is the author of The KAHNS of Fifth Avenue. The KAHNS of Fifth Avenue

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Jan-Maat wrote: "Hi,

you might be interested to know that the Courtnould gallery in London have an exhibition:
Fuseli and the Modern Woman: Fashion, Fantasy, Fetishism

14 Oct 2022 – 8 Jan 2023"

Mate, thank you! I had not seen this - will probably go to London to check it out

Hi,

you might be interested to know that the Courtnould gallery in London have an exhibition:
Fuseli and the Modern Woman: Fashion, Fantasy, Fetishism

14 Oct 2022 – 8 Jan 2023

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you, Warwick!

Hi

Happy New Year!

May 2020 bring you joy, happiness, and prosperity. Here's to another decade filled with lots of blessings 💕

Roman Clodia wrote: "Hi Warwick, I love your reviews - and anyone who adores The Faerie Queene as much as me is already a friend ;)"

Thanks! I'm pleased we're finally connected.

Hi Warwick, I love your reviews - and anyone who adores The Faerie Queene as much as me is already a friend ;)

Good morning, Warwick.
So great to meet you here on GR. I look forward to following your updates and maybe an occasional bookish chat.
All my best,
Rob

Merry Christmas to you, Warwick!

Antonomasia wrote: "Jargon in the humanities - you may find this amusing, infuriating, or both: https://www.timeshighereducation.com/..."

I thought that was absolutely brilliant. Surprised to see how much push-back he gets in the comments.

Jargon in the humanities - you may find this amusing, infuriating, or both: https://www.timeshighereducation.com/...

Gregsamsa wrote: "Hi."

Hi there.

Hi.

Nicole wrote: "From the Hofstadter book, for you:

"Serious faults in style are rarely, if ever, matters of 'mere' style; they embody real difficulties in conception.""

Mmmmmm I couldn't agree more. Thanks!

From the Hofstadter book, for you:

"Serious faults in style are rarely, if ever, matters of 'mere' style; they embody real difficulties in conception."

Thanks for the friendship, Warwick. :)

oh, that's weird. I thought we were too. Thanks for making it official.

Thanks for adding! :D
Have a pleasant day!

Thanks for adding, Looking forward to a bookful interaction.

Hello Warwick, Thanks for being my friend. Looking forward to have mutually enlightening bookish interactions with you.

Vipassana wrote: "Thanks for accepting my request, Warwick. I've read several of your reviews and look forward to our exchanges :)"

Likewise, and thank you!

Thanks for accepting my request, Warwick. I've read several of your reviews and look forward to our exchanges :)

So the neutrons ask the protons, how come we never hang out with the electrons? And the protons sigh and say, they're just always so negative.

Hello Warwick. Once again stopping by to say hello and wish you a great weekend. I'll be spending mine reading, trying out a new exquisite recipe I got my hands on, and cleaning out my patio. The only part of my weekend I am not looking forward to. Albeit...looking forward to the final result!

To be real, the question is mostly to parse out the friend collectors and the title-pushers, less to judge anyone's response, per se, but I did enjoy yours!

Hi Warwick, thanks for accepting the req. Looking forward to discussing books with you.

Hello Warwick. I'm stopping by to say hello and thank you for all of your great reviews. Also, to wish you a wonderful Wednesday. Happy reading.

Lotz wrote: "Pleasure making your acquaintance :-)."

Likewise! Thanks for the request.

Pleasure making your acquaintance :-).

Thanks for accepting my friend request. I look forward to reading more of your reviews.

That's great! I'm delighted the series is being issued in English, and I hope you get something out of it. I haven't got to the Leaning Girl yet, although I've read the earlier, children's version of the story which is currently included in La route d'Armilia. The central character, Mary von Rathen, ends up being quite a significant one in the series overall.

Warwick, I've bookmarked your review of La Tour (Les Cités obscures, #4). Many thanks for it, I now have the first of the new series being published in English, The Leaning Girl.

Thanks for the friend request. Your reviews are always smart and honest, but the add invite was a little embarrassing because I thought we already were friends. Like for months. I'm a little thick sometimes.

Thanks for the add

Hi Warwick - thank you for the friend request!Please feel free to explore my shelves - I look forward to exploring yours and talking about books. :)

Glenn wrote: "Thanks for accepting my friend request, Warwick. Looks as though you are a lover of books and ideas, which is great! I hope my reviews and comments occasionally reach your high standards.

Look f..."

Thanks for getting in touch, Glenn. I am very much looking forward to exploring your shelves a little…

Thanks for accepting my friend request, Warwick. Looks as though you are a lover of books and ideas, which is great! I hope my reviews and comments occasionally reach your high standards.

Look forward to sharing.

Steelwhisper wrote: "Thank you for the friending!

I'm warning you though about this being my erotica/romance penname, and I can get rather rantsy and very outspoken and NSFW in my comments and reviews. So if that is ..."

Ha! On the contrary, I welcome it! (As you might infer from the end of my description above)

Thank you for the friending!

I'm warning you though about this being my erotica/romance penname, and I can get rather rantsy and very outspoken and NSFW in my comments and reviews. So if that is a problem for you, you might prefer filtering me out of your feed. I don't want to overwhelm or shock anyone needlessly :)

Warwick, thanks for accepting my request! Looking forward to your updates, reviews and book discussions.

Sounds overwhelming! I don't remember how old your daughter is -- she's not in school yet, is she?

Just recommended a book to you --100 Cupboards. It might be fun to read to your daughter. Upon reading it, the book seems like something you could read to a young child and they would get a lot out of it.

I'm sure! That's quite a move. New job as well?