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‘Flesh’ by David Szalay.
I like this novel. I’m still not sure whether the protagonist is a calculating asshole, or a naive guy to who most stuff just happens. Or a bit of both.
Well-written too. I love such concise language.
https://thebookerprizes.com/the-booker-library/features/an-extract-from-flesh-by-david-szalay
Just finished ‘The Unfolding of Language’ by Guy Deutscher.
I love it.
I’ve learnt loads about the structure of language.
E.g.:
In most languages it’s easy to turn a noun into a verb: ‘Alice skins a cow’.
But turning a verb into a noun often requires adding letters: ‘move’ - ‘movement’. Or in Dutch: ‘bewegen’ - ‘beweging’.
Thanks for hosting #Writephant, @neve
My books, low-key fantasy with romance, mostly queer, are currently in the annual end of year #Smashwords sale — they’re already affordable but now they’re extra affordable, all 25% off:
https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/wendylpalmer
but you’ll also find them on #KoboPlus or #Hoopla, or any of your favourite ebook retailers. They’re not for everyone…but the readers who like them…REALLY like them 😊
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Wendy Palmer lives in Bridgetown, Western Australia with her partner, son, dogs, goats, alpacas, bees and chickens. She's patted tigers, ridden elephants, dog-sledded across glaciers, faced down lions in the Serengeti, swum with whale sharks, and camped in the Sahara, but she not-so-secretly prefers curling up with a good book. She writes fantasy fiction with entertaining characters, enjoyably perilous adventures, romantic entanglements, some dark undertones, but always happy, hopeful endings.
Sam Leith, ‘You Talkin' to Me? Rhetoric from Aristotle to Obama’ (Profile Books, 2011)
I had great fun reading this. I learnt a lot too. I also admit that the book is somewhat nerdy.
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/oct/13/you-talkin-sam-leith-review #books #holidayreading
Huh?
In ancient Athens: 'it was a rare citizen who did not go to court at least a half a dozen times during the course of his adult life'.
From Sam Leith, ‘You talkin to me?’.
He quotes Edward P. J. Corbett and Robert J. Connors, Classical Rhetoric for the Modern Student (4th edn, Oxford University Press, 1999)
‘The Proof of My Innocence’, by Jonathan Coe
Good novel. Quite funny sometimes, and well-written. Partly set during the brief period in which Liz Truss was prime minister of the UK.
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