A list of all the books talked about in our last sesh!
The Pursuit of Love – A novel by Nancy Mitford that explores the romantic adventures of the Radlett family in 20th-century England. |
Love in a Cold Climate – Another of Nancy Mitford’s novels, this book continues the story of the Radletts, focusing on the enigmatic Polly Hampton. |
Measure for Measure – A play by William Shakespeare that delves into themes of justice, morality, and mercy in Vienna. |
The Heart is a Lonely Hunter – Carson McCullers’ debut novel portrays the profound isolation and longing of various inhabitants in a small Southern town. |
A Biography of John von Neumann – This biography delves into the life of John von Neumann, a pioneering mathematician and physicist known for his contributions to quantum mechanics and computer science. |
Earth Eater – Written by Dolores Reyes, this novel tells the story of a woman with the supernatural ability to find missing persons by consuming earth. |
The Great Gatsby (Japanese Edition) – F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic, translated into Japanese, capturing the decadence and tragedy of the Jazz Age. |
Trainspotting – Irvine Welsh’s gritty portrayal of a group of friends navigating life and addiction in Edinburgh. |
A Clockwork Orange – Anthony Burgess’ dystopian novel explores themes of free will and the nature of evil through its delinquent protagonist. |
Bridget Jones’s Diary – Helen Fielding’s humorous account of a single woman in London, chronicling her personal and professional misadventures. |
Pride and Prejudice – Jane Austen’s classic novel delves into issues of class, marriage, and morality through the story of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. |
Short Stories by M.R. James – A collection of horror stories by M.R. James, renowned for their atmospheric tension and supernatural elements. |
A Book by Truman Capote – While the exact title isn’t specified, Truman Capote’s works range from true crime narratives like ‘In Cold Blood’ to novellas like ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s.’ |