In late April 2008, I began this blog to keep track of what I had read, was reading and wanted to read.
I still continue to chronicle my reading as each Wednesday I will publish a post or posts labeled Midweek Review or Midweek Reviews with either reviews of books I’ve read recently and/or a list of books that I would like to read in the future.
Along with this, from time to time, I will participate in one or more of the following book meme-related activities: The Sunday Salon, Weekly Geeks and Library Loot hosted by Eva at The Striped Armchair and Marg at Reading Adventures.
I also will delve into the archive and share a link from a previous post there each week.
This post is crossposted at my main blog, an unfinished person (in an unfinished universe), whose title is inspired by the quote by the late Dr. George Sheehan,
“Each one of us is an unfinished person in an unfinished universe.”
The primary purpose of that main blog is to serve as a portal into one unfinished person’s life, especially through three elements of not only who he is, but who we all are.
1. Body
2. Mind, which is represented here
3. Soul
That way if you want to follow the complete journey of an unfinished person, you can do so at that main blog.
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9 Comments
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July 10, 2008 at 12:56 pm
The Mysteries of Udolpho is the book that Catherine Moreland is reading in Northanger Abbey by Austen, which is itself a bit of a satire of the gothic novels of the time. I really liked Northanger Abbey and would suggest you read the two books, although I haven’t read The Mysteries of Udolpho myself.
January 19, 2009 at 8:07 pm
why is great expectations by charles dickens crossed off your list
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September 30, 2009 at 5:25 am
Wondering if you rec’d Uncorrected Proof and if it is on your list for reading. Best, Lou