Should be “built 1835 to 1838”

Thanks. They’re impressive cliffs - just wish I had had a longer lens to capture them with.

Thanks.

Glad to hear it! The question is posed everyday Saturday at 10 am Ontario time, but I miss the odd weekend due to travel or other obligations.

What a great list! Very useful, as I’m always looking for short novels to break up a reading schedule that seems dominated by longer books and nonfiction. I read my first book by Thomas Bernhard recently. Not the one cited, but The Loser, and I was really struck by it, despite its brevity.

Thanks. And thanks for engaging with the weekly “what’s everyone reading” thread!

I read Rovelli's book on quantum physics a few years back and quite enjoyed it. How are you liking Seven Brief Lessons?

That looks interesting- great cover photo! How are you finding it?

I've been reading "A Month in the Country" by J.L. Carr and I loved it! Barely anything happens and there are phrases in wonderful prose that sound simple or banal at first sight but made me think or brought order to inner chaos. 📚 Many interesting replies to the quoted post, as always:

Thanks! I find help in “getting out of a reading rut” is something I could use pretty often.