What books have I read in 2014? I confess I much prefer to read history, biography, autobiography, non-fiction. Unless I come across something wonderful as, for instance john Richardson’s, “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” (his memoirs of life with Picasso and Douglas Cooper) As well as, “Two Towns in Provence,” M.F.K Fisher; Kenneth Clark’s “The Other Half,” and my best reading because I love her book, re-reading actually will be Mary Jane Howard (anything and everything She is the most British of writers, her biography is witty, selfless in that she spares herself nothing – or the reader Also topping the actually) and makes her a memorable woman. She was married to Kingsley Amis, but she writes better. (In my opinion of course).) Also, “The Suitors,” Cecil David Weil; “Beautiful Ruins,” Jess Walter; “The Paris Wife,” Paula McLain; “Gone Girl,”” Gillian Flynn; Rules of Civility,” Amor Fowles; “Life,” Keith Richards.
Posted on: Wed, 07 Jan 2015 20:55:00 +0000
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