@avantgame "Wild" by @CherylStrayed "The Rope in the Water" by Sylvia Fraser, "Ice Road" by Gillian Slovo
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@jim_oleary@cherylstrayed wild was my favorite read from last year! :) -
@avantgame@jim_oleary Big thanks to you both! -
@CherylStrayed@jim_oleary tiny beautiful things was even more extraordinary and unforgettable if that's possible :) you are amazing!
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@honeymissyviv oh yah I've read it! :) definitely an engrossing read.
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@avantgame Bel Canto or Run by Anne Patchett. Especially Bel Canto -
@deflatermouse yes! Great reminder that I love patchett. Should see if she has anything I havent read!!
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@avantgame why, by women? Seems arbitrary. Margaret Weis. -
@templestark because women write more about emotions and relationships and that is what I want to read about. Now you justify your prefs :) -
@avantgame ;). I've honestly never thought about what sex a writer is; it still seems a generalization... but more power. I like narrative.
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@avantgame Have you read "Wild" by Cheryl Strayed? -
@stellarclothing yes!!! Loved it!!! And we advice book too :) -
@avantgame "Blood, Bones, and Butter" by Gabrielle Hamilton?
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@avantgame : that list will be long. Starters: Virginia Wolf, Jane Austen, Toni Morrison... Could you be more clear on the genre of writing? -
@pbossut lol yes. Contemporary. 2000 or later :) -
@avantgame : "The Green Glass Sea" by Ellen Klages. Young adult book but lots of depth. Historical setting interesting (Los Alamos in WWII).
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@avantgame of course, one cannot go wrong with@MargaretAtwood's writing -
@yuweiquan@avantgame: Thank you.. hope that is not your real head!
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