I read Jaggy's "the Water Statues" earlier this year andI couldn't make head nor tail of it to be honest. I know this one here is more famous and maybe more accessible. Love everything Lispector writes, so looking forward to reading your review
Have you read "The Passion According to G.H."? It is one of the most intense reading experiences I have ever had. Not sure I grasped all of it, but a stunning, stunning book.
Did you see this piece about the evolution of that irresistible Sweet Days of Discipline cover? https://lithub.com/the-perils-of-designing-a-cover-for-a-novel-you-truly-love/ I read it a while back and thought, I need to get that book! And then forgot until now--thanks so much for the reminder and the added incentive to read. How particularly nice that it's so short and sweet!
I read sweet days after reading that article too! Brilliant. I read a few of her collections too, and water statues, but didn't connect to the as much. The ending of sweet days is so true and haunting
I read Jaggy's "the Water Statues" earlier this year andI couldn't make head nor tail of it to be honest. I know this one here is more famous and maybe more accessible. Love everything Lispector writes, so looking forward to reading your review
I just finished Boulder last night, so I’m excited to read your thoughts about it!
Excellent review! May or may not pick this up. Right now, I need happier, sunnier stories.
Have you read "The Passion According to G.H."? It is one of the most intense reading experiences I have ever had. Not sure I grasped all of it, but a stunning, stunning book.
Did you see this piece about the evolution of that irresistible Sweet Days of Discipline cover? https://lithub.com/the-perils-of-designing-a-cover-for-a-novel-you-truly-love/ I read it a while back and thought, I need to get that book! And then forgot until now--thanks so much for the reminder and the added incentive to read. How particularly nice that it's so short and sweet!
I read sweet days after reading that article too! Brilliant. I read a few of her collections too, and water statues, but didn't connect to the as much. The ending of sweet days is so true and haunting