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Do you read your comments ?thank you it means a lot to me . Well done 👍 great review

Thank you for highlighting Jamaica Kincaid! I read Annie John in HS and just recently read it again 30 year later lol amazing writing!

Shame the movie turned out to be quite bad.

I loved rental person does nothing. Found it fasinating. Titanic awards is a great quick read. Word drops by Paul anthony Jones,a book about language. Marta Breen has several books on feminism. Lauren Graham has two essay collection.

Where did you get all these books for a free?

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I read Rental Person but found it to be sad and left me with a feeling of being empty. His heart wasn’t in anything he did and that’s why, for me, it was cold and uncaring. I did put Action Heroes and Page Three on my list. Thanks.

I smiled when you went to the river... So awesome! Thanks! lol I just finished the book and super loved it!

I’ve just finished it and was, to my surprise, after abandoning the Moonstone out of boredom, gripped from the start. I was incredibly arrogant going in, thinking that, because it had been serialised, it would be drawn out and wordy and that the “first sensationalist novel” would be predictable and simple, but, boy, was I wrong on both counts. All through reading it, I made numerous predictions, almost all of which were wrong. I do think he relied quite a bit on coincidence to make the plot work, but I don’t care. It worked.

Just read one book at a time, with intense focus.

Archer lied much more smoothly than the late Margaret Thatcher. Even the most bullying tabloid journalist had difficulty making Archer lose his rag. Contrast Archer's cold, unflustered, prevarications with Thatcher's rambling, semi-coherent, defences of the Westland Helicopter Affair or the order to sink the General Belgrano. Thatcher was almost as bad an actor as Richard Nixon! Michael Crick: "Were you or were you not arrested for suspected shoplifting in Toronto, Canada?" Archer: "Can we return to questions about London?" ( . . . and I don't mean London, Ontario).

I got a lot of them right haha!

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I love colins

I hope “The Adventure of the Three Gables” does not get censored because I'm planning on buying the Sherlock Holmes books and wouldn't want a censored version of the stories

I loved your video. I’m gonna add some of your recommendations to our fabric at Waterstones 🏳️‍🌈❤️

So a clinician or mental health professional would write down in their notes “ secondary psychopathy”, since there doesn’t seem to be a “sociopath” in the DSM and you’re saying the diagnostic criteria for aspd is not what is used ??

Someone is circulating a smear campaign against me to certain platforms suggesting I’m a sociopath. And that I’m guilty of crimes- I’m looking to prosecute this person. I’m certainly not diagnosed aspd - do not have this personality. And I’m the victim of a hacktivist and stalker who has been harassing me at my home for 7 years.

Those are red flags in general

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I’ve got a few of these on my TbR just waiting for the prideopoly board to be kind

🐕 but I am leaning towards cats I have been for a while

Evenings and weekends is on my TBR for this pride!| :D

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I have been a reader forEver. I have read Everybody and every kind of book, nonfiction and fiction................but AS i now enter into old age, I return yet again, to read Dick Francis books yet again. I have read them all a few times, yet, there is something both intriguing and also calming in reading a Dick Francis book. THANKYOU

I immediately thought of Our Wives Under The Sea when I saw this video pop up

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Oisin is Osh-sheen.

Thank you! James was my first read by him and I started Trees today - will try the others!

China Mieville isn't like Ian M. Banks is he? I hate Banks' sci fi books, whi is he similar to?

I didn't see anything except Emma's perfect posture 🙈

That was a great video and so encouraging! This year I will be graduating from Comparative Literature. Do you have any advice for candidates like me who are trying to get into the industry at beginner levels? It’s been a dream for me to work in publishing and I want to be able to maintain this dream as soon as possible!

I think Jane Eyre is a very feminist story and it shares its bits of female rage in so may ways :)

Can I watch that show somewhere? I read all the books and love them

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It would be nice if you would list the titles and authors so we could see if our libraries carry these books

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Absolutely loved Before the Coffee Gets Cold. One of my all time favorites. James is my book clubs pick for next month.

Thank you for this video. Now I have a list of books to look into and buy 😁

Interesting

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How do I get the books

This was very interesting, and it was surprising to hear that up to 5 % people have these tendencies. It explains a lot.

First hand account from the time period--- insane

Interesting interview. I have a segment in my up coming novel that explores concepts like these. Would be nice to incorporate some of this into the story :D

Great book recommendations! 👍 ❤😊

You have a way of making all the titles enticing but if I have to choose I think The Maiden intrigues me the most. However, I already own Before the Coffee Gets Cold but haven't read it yet, so perhaps I'll choose that one too.

All the current medical literature seems to say ASPD is the same as sociopathy and just the updated term for it. Am i missing something?