Posted April 01, 2020
Caesar, Life of a Colossus by Adrian Goldsworthy
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entroumi
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From Armenia
Posted April 01, 2020
The Emissary by Yōko Tawada
viperfdl
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Posted April 04, 2020
mariopepper
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From Ukraine
Posted April 06, 2020
Book Thief by Zusak
Revontulet9
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Posted April 06, 2020
This topic
feytharn
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From Germany
Posted April 06, 2020
Book 13 of The Dresden Files
Post edited April 06, 2020 by feytharn
XzAr_79
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Posted April 07, 2020
After months and months i'm almost at the end of the Divine Comedy.
Post edited April 08, 2020 by XzAr_79
huppumies
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From Finland
Posted April 09, 2020
City of Night by John Rechy.
XzAr_79
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Posted April 09, 2020
America indian myths and legends
aCyborg
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Registered: Oct 2015
From United States
Posted April 09, 2020
I need to start reading "travels of a t-shirt" or something for school.
viperfdl
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Posted April 10, 2020
Article: Der Wahnsinn und die Realitaet by Jens Wernicke
About Corona and the repeal of civil rights in Germany.
About Corona and the repeal of civil rights in Germany.
P. Zimerickus
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From Netherlands
Posted April 10, 2020
After months reading war and peace during communting, and waiting for others in the car during groceries ( this has been a thing since covid-19 ) i'm proud to announce i'm almost there! According to Kobo i have 1,5 hour of reading time left to the end.
I have to say it has been a somewhat enlightening journey, added some views on women and general philosophy though this explanation of Napolean and Alexander and their place in history is a bit cringeworthy though it helped with the read mixing situations of girly love and exparations with personal ramblings and historical events logically displayed...
Not sure if i would want to read one of his other works, i do know that i will be happy to continu with one of the military SF series i've been spending time on these past years
I have to say it has been a somewhat enlightening journey, added some views on women and general philosophy though this explanation of Napolean and Alexander and their place in history is a bit cringeworthy though it helped with the read mixing situations of girly love and exparations with personal ramblings and historical events logically displayed...
Not sure if i would want to read one of his other works, i do know that i will be happy to continu with one of the military SF series i've been spending time on these past years
PanJuchko
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Registered: Oct 2018
From Ukraine
Posted April 14, 2020
"The Fisherman and His Soul" Oscar Wilde . Interesting book. I highly recommend reading it. Unfortunately I don't know any Russian writers and their works. Therefore, I can not suggest in this regard. I wish I had time to read my favorite book. I have to write a term paper for my University. Unfortunately I can not do what I wanted, so I need to found where to buy college essays .Because it's very difficult. I can't do it on my own.
Post edited April 17, 2020 by PanJuchko
ConsulCaesar
Crossing the Rubicon
Registered: Jan 2017
From Spain
Posted April 14, 2020
The October Horse by Colleen McCullough
Sjuan
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From Argentina
Posted April 14, 2020
Le propension des choses. Pour une histoire de l´efficacité en Chine by François Jullien in a Spanish translation.