A blog about the pleasures of rereading some of my favourite books in a year dedicated to revisiting books worth a second or third read.
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raquelita // June 11, 2009 at 3:52 am |
On Not Rereading Raymond Carver reached me although I’ve never been an alcoholic, only a compulsive reader, and came on this honest and reflective piece by chance