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  • Nuzi

    Nuzi says

    Finished the last of that series the other day, so sp good. Didn't realise stardust was a book first, the film is really great, very funny. Not sure what I'm going to read next, may raid your bookshelves when I'm over next week. Talk to you soon x

    posted 12 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Nuzi

    Nuzi says

    In the middle of the grey king at the moment, mentioning lots of places I remember in Wales, well one place anyway. You bringing reading material on holidays with you? Have a great trip, be well x

    posted 12 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Nuzi

    Nuzi says

    Szia!
    Don't think the film will include that, think it's just the second book, which I just finished and which is much better and which you will enjoy lotsly, yup yup yup. Gonna start on the third one in a few days when I have a minute, or maybe a few. Will let you know haw it goes.
    Talk soon x

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Nuzi

    Nuzi says

    Jo estet Largo,
    The only books of his I have read are on that list, plus you told me before that Memory and Dream was one of his darkest when I started reading that! Which is it? Did herself give you the dark is rising? So good, stuck into the second one at the moment, think I'll live this one as much. That should have been love, but that mistake is pretty accurate I'll wager.
    Happy reading x

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • SherryP

    SherryP says

    Yes, I did hear Eddie L. live and up close in a venue of only about 25 in the audience. It was fun to talk to him and request types of stories....I love the scary ones. He also did a session on Irish literature complete with recordings of Yeats and others reading their own works. I adore all Yeats' poetry so I was in heaven!
    Thanks for the additional recommendation of a story teller.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • SherryP

    SherryP says

    Thanks so much for the recomendations! Have you read the storyteller Eddie Lennihan? Great tales of Irish lore. I have one of his books and some of his tapes and was fortunate to hear him tell stories in Clare a few summers ago.

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  • SherryP

    SherryP says

    Since a visit to your beautiful country a few years ago, I love all things Irish. What books of historical Irish fiction or folklore can you recommend?

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )


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