Some fun stuff this week.
I picked up
Radiant Days, Haunted Nights, a collection of Yiddish folk tales, at the bargain table at
Porter Square Books. It has some unusual selections, including folk tales about the Buddha and even an Arthurian legend with a Yiddish twist. Should be fun.
Going Away Shoes, a collection of short stories by Jill McCorkle, came from Algonquin Books.
I bought
The Real Life of Sebastian Knight, by Vladimir Nabokov, on impulse because it's been forever since I've read any Nabokov and I'm excited about
The Original of Laura, coming in November.
Finally, for the first time in a while I bought a quilt book,
Simply Amazing Spiral Quilts, by RaNae Merrill.
You can find more Friday Finds here.
Some fun stuff this week.
I picked up Radiant Days, Haunted Nights, a collection of Yiddish folk tales, at the bargain table at Porter Square Books. It has some unusual selections, including folk tales about the Buddha and even an Arthurian legend with a Yiddish twist. Should be fun.
Going Away Shoes, a collection of short stories by Jill McCorkle, came from Algonquin Books.
I bought The Real Life of Sebastian Knight, by Vladimir Nabokov, on impulse because it's been forever since I've read any Nabokov and I'm excited about The Original of Laura, coming in November.
Finally, for the first time in a while I bought a quilt book, Simply Amazing Spiral Quilts, by RaNae Merrill.
You can find more Friday Finds here.
The Real life of Sebastian Knight is one I would like to read at some point. Great finds this week; enjoy.
ReplyDeleteSpiral Quilts sounds to me!
ReplyDeleteFriday Find: Magdalene and the Mermaids
I'd love to see a spiral quilt! That looks pretty amazing!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you do with the Spiral Quilts book.
ReplyDeleteYou picked up quite the potpourri of books! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThe Yiddish folktales books looks fascinating. I'll have to keep an eye out for it.
ReplyDeleteMt finds are HERE
I didn't finish The Real Life of Sebastian Knight (although I intend to pick it up again one day), but there is a quote I like, which goes like so: "Many a time I have said to him: Sebastian, be careful, women will adore you. And he would reply with a laugh: Well, I'll adore women, too..."
ReplyDeleteI have never read anything by Nabakov, but I have had Lolita on my shelves for months! You post has inspired me to read it soon. I also think your new quilting book looks neat.
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