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This is a book I will never stop reading.
A philosophy for life and source of inspiration for my writing

The story continues in yet another dimension.

Last of the Pallisers series and still can’t get enough
A gripping of family and love and politics of the 1890’s.

Fascinating book a hard read of an existential mind dump of childhood remembrance.
Love the madeleines. Onward!

Ilya Ukrainian D/deaf poet reminisces on Odesa his home city. A poet grown into his craft. A great book.

Brilliant existential mind dump of Portugal’s best know poet. So many great quotes. Don’t want to finish it. Will probably never finish reading it!

Good but not an easy read. Got to the madeleines Only the rest of this book and six other volumes to go.

Interesting insight into the impact of Eliot’s muse on his work. Sending me back to re-read is later works.

Nearly there. Do not want to finish it! This is a re-read dip in inspiration read.

It’s too good to stop. I will have to start it again.

I don’t want to finish it.

Fascinating and compelling read by a man who how’s the forest intimately. Trees as communities.

It was a present when on holiday in Lisbon. Never heard of the author although well respected in Portugal. It is hard to describe what this book is.
Not fiction, not fact, not a diary? But I am gripped
by the collection of notes over many years, a stream of consciousness of a strange inner-life. I have noted so many phrases as insights into human nature.

You never really ‘finish a poetry book”. Here are a set of poem from the Poet Laureate on his home turf in Yorkshire. Bring back memories for me. It also introduced me to two other Yorkshire poets.
Nineteenth century dialect poet Samuel Laycock born in Marsden like Armitage and Harold Massingham. I am sure this diversion wander out over the poetic moors will bring me back to home and Magnetic Field again.