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This is a book of pictures, mainly symbolising the tortuous processes that alchemists followed in their labs.
Thursday, September 13th, 2007
Book 71: "A Murder of Quality" by John le Carre
Thursday, September 13th, 2007 19:33When I stayed over at my sister's house on her birthday, I picked this book to read in bed because I knew I had a copy at home and therefore wouldn't need to borrow hers to finish at home. A re-read of a murder mystery with what is, in my opinion, an unsatisfactory conclusion.
Book 72: "Tempest-Tost" by Robertson Davies
Thursday, September 13th, 2007 19:36Part 1 of The Salterton Trilogy.
A tale of unrequited love among the members of an amateur theatre group, as they prepare to put on "The Tempest". It started off well but I could have done with more about Freddie and Tom, who almost disappeared from the story after the first few chapters.
I thought as I began reading that I had read it before, but later I decided that I had heard the first part of it dramatised on the radio instead.
A tale of unrequited love among the members of an amateur theatre group, as they prepare to put on "The Tempest". It started off well but I could have done with more about Freddie and Tom, who almost disappeared from the story after the first few chapters.
I thought as I began reading that I had read it before, but later I decided that I had heard the first part of it dramatised on the radio instead.