Thoughts about reading fiction, nonfiction, & children's books, new & old
Subject Tag: stream of consciousness
To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf
Written by Rebecca Reid on Friday, January 29, 2010 Filed under: Fiction, ReviewsAlthough To the Lighthouse is told in a similar stream-of-consciousness manner as was Mrs. Dalloway (reviewed two weeks ago), it struck me as different, and I’m not sure why. Was there more plot? Maybe. Was it the setting (the Hebrides versus London)? Maybe. I do know that as I read, I was less emotionally drawn [...]
Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf
Written by Rebecca Reid on Friday, January 15, 2010 Filed under: Fiction, ReviewsIn Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf captures a woman’s joys and frustrations in a single day by revealing her thought processes. Although some other character’s thoughts are captured as well, it was Clarissa Dalloway that I related to.
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- @bibliosue I'm okay! I'm just taking a blogging break. Been rather stressed. Definitely still reading. Eager for Weds. bk club mtng!
- I'm starting to go cross-eyed so I'm off. have a nice night. I'll be quiet this weekend, I think.
- @BiblioEva i was just checking who I follow and those are the 3 melissas I see. but haven't checked who follows me for long time
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- @BiblioEva will read your "creating a booklist" post later because I'm sure it's one I'll enjoy :) and I'm feeling braindead...