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Thank you for your comment and for listening! I will check out the Welch book.

I seem to have found the last copy on earth! I suggest you go to abebooks.com and put it in as a want and they will notify you if something comes up. That is where I found it. Mine was shipped from England to the US. Good luck, and let me know if you get it!

I will skip it! Thanks for the info, and thanks for watching!

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@ronrutstein3440 you're welcome

Do you have a favorite?

@@ronrutstein3440 With so many interesting books it's hard to choose! I was definitely intrigued by Cutting for Stone and The Dying Grass. Would love to hear more on your opinions of them

I would suggest you catch up with Steppenwolf now that you are a little older. I also loved Last Temptation of Christ, and Saint Francis. Both stories are timeless! Good Reading.

@@ronrutstein3440 did read it by 18, and then again c30. but the "transformative act" being homicide, even if a drug-induced hallucination, irked me. This was my introduction to deeper reading of Jung when I was 18, so I got it. But perhaps because it was my first Hesse, Narziss still is my face. Last Temptation was an ideal read for a young atheist, allowed one to come back to the story tropes without knee-jerk dismissal. great book. love kazantzakis. could not quite get the feel for Odyssey/ second sequel, but maybe now...

@@hippomancy I have tried to get into Odyssey several times with no luck. Narcissus is also my favorite, though Beneath the Wheel was my first. Remember in Steppenwolf, that she asks him to kill her, so the real question becomes what does she represent. I believe that she represents the part of himself he thinks he needs to live without, which leads to a much longer conversation!

Thanks for watching, the first shelf video came out yesterday.

Thanks for watching! I recently inherited some books from a cousin that included a collection of holocaust plays that included one of Delbo's. I hope to find time to read it soon.

Where are you?

I bought it from a book site in India.

isbn 0333 923197 this might help. You might have to get it from a library. Good luck. Let me know how you make out.

I'm living in Tamil Nadu, India. I searched many book sites, it's not available. Local library doesn't have it either. Let's see. Thanks.

@@டோடோ Good luck my friend! Does your library have an inter-library loan program?

Thanks Todd! Enjoy the book, I loved it!

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Glad you enjoyed it

So, who is Ami?

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P & P is usually in most top 100 lists, and it will definitely be in the discussion at some point. Austen was definitely breaking new ground with her writing. In the Norton it got 52 points, which puts it at #27. Emma came in at #19 with 67 points overall. I consider P & P the better novel. Thanks for watching, and I have entered you in my little book giveaway. I hope you continue to enjoy the content.

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