good morning and welcome to another edition of What are you reading right now?, where your hoddler-in-chief takes the literary temperature of cartilage free captain.
A lot has changed since I last hosted this feature. The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis has come and gone. I even read another book in-between posts.
That book was Tokyo Express, a ****** anese murder mystery housed in a slender novel that relied on the fastidious train schedules of post-war ****** an. It was a fun read after some heavy lifting earlier this year. It essentially cast doubt on a double suicide along the beach – or was it?
There were genuinely some page-turning moments in there, but now I'm glad that I've got my palate cleansed.
And now I'm back to the heavy lifting with Say Nothing, a nonfiction which follows The Troubles in Northern Ireland. It's been on my bookshelf for years. So long, in fact, that I had it before the Hulu series even existed.
A lot has changed since I last hosted this feature. The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis has come and gone. I even read another book in-between posts.
That book was Tokyo Express, a ****** anese murder mystery housed in a slender novel that relied on the fastidious train schedules of post-war ****** an. It was a fun read after some heavy lifting earlier this year. It essentially cast doubt on a double suicide along the beach – or was it?
There were genuinely some page-turning moments in there, but now I'm glad that I've got my palate cleansed.
And now I'm back to the heavy lifting with Say Nothing, a nonfiction which follows The Troubles in Northern Ireland. It's been on my bookshelf for years. So long, in fact, that I had it before the Hulu series even existed.
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