
Here I go again... 😅 #InternationalBookerPrize2023 #InternationalBooker
Here I go again... 😅 #InternationalBookerPrize2023 #InternationalBooker
The #InternationalBooker longlist has been announced. I have read none of these… 🤦🏻♀️
I‘m really enjoying this short novel of a young gay South Korean man dealing with life, friends, family, relationships…
It started just plain fun, before becoming surprisingly sad/touching. Plus a fair amount of ‘They said/did WHAT?‘
#WeeklyForecast 12/22
I want to read an #InternationalBooker nominated book a week. This week that‘ll be After the Sun. But of course there‘s also #ReadingAfrica2022. I‘m almost finished with the fantastic The Burgess Boys for Somalia. Next will be the tagged one for Liberia. Last but not least my Greek #FoodAndLit choice, a book that I can use for some challenges as well!
#BookerInternational2022 Book 2
Another short story collection. On the whole I didn‘t mind the stories but honestly can‘t see why this made the Longlist.
Photo is Black Forest gateaux with pistachio ice cream
The #InternationalBooker longlist has been announced and I haven‘t read one book of it…. Any suggestions where to start?!
The #internationalbooker longlist is out! I‘ve loved watching this one unfold over the last few years, so this year I‘m going to actually try and read some (aiming for 4) of them now (rather than 6 years later).
Starting with the tagged - short stories from rural France. Not sure where it‘s going to go, but so far it‘s beautiful- feels almost like Tove Janssen.
Here‘s the list if you need it
https://thebookerprizes.com/international-booker/2020
#Oman #readingaroundtheword #internationalbooker Like unveiling layers this book is an intricate fictional study of three generations and three relatively contemporary daughters whose lives are molded by a changing world. I was given glimpses of Oman‘s history, Bedouin culture, Arabic poetry and the nature of slavery in Oman until it was outlawed in the 1970‘s. Not an easy straightforward read but a delicious feast.