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[ursula]

If we ever lived in the same place-- which seems improbable, but not utterly impossible-- I think we could build a solid friendship by lending each other books, yearning at one another's collections, wandering through bookshops . . . Have you read R.A. MacAvoy's Book of Kells? That's the book I would begin by lending you, because your comments on Stephen Maturin make me think that Derval might interest you, and because all the four friends in that story are people I can imagine you talking to.

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[siria]

I think we could build a solid friendship by lending each other books, yearning at one another's collections, wandering through bookshops . . .

Wow, you know me so well *g*

R.A. MacAvoy's Book of Kells

*adds to 'to buy' list*

[ornerie.livejournal.com]

its a fun read and not nearly as silly/fluffy as some (which made me happy :))

Its even in my "keep this one to reread" bookcase....
:)

[siria]

Thanks! I'm always looking for more recommendations for stuff to read (why waste time doing work I'm supposed to be doing, after all? *g*) :)

[ursula]

And this is a time-travel story about Ireland with lots of mulling of Canadian identity! ;)

[siria]

Now that does sound different - and intriguing!

[ursula]

Yeah, I've read it a bunch of times, starting as a fairly little kid (when I somehow missed all the commentary about John's skill in bed).