Ashes in my mouth, Sand in my shoes (short stories) by Per Petterson
Darkness Visible by William Styron
A Bend in the River by V. S. Naipaul (second reading)
The Aspern Papers by Henry James
A (Very) Short History of Life on Earth; 4.6 Billion Years in Twelve Pithy Chapters by Henry Gee
Good Trouble (short stories) by Joseph O’Neall
Slowly Down the Ganges by Eric Newby
Thereby Hangs a Tale (short Stories) by Jeffrey Archer
The Lost Pianos of Siberia by Sophy Roberts
The Road to Oxiana by Robert Byron
Beautiful Days (short stories) by Joyce Carol Oates
To the Lake: A Balkan Journey in War and Peace by Kapka Kassabova
The Braided River: A journey along the Brahmaputra by Samrat Choudhury
The Danube: A journey upriver from the Black Sea to the Black Forest by Nick Thorpe
Learning to Talk (short stories) by Hilary Mantel
The New York Stories (short stories) by John O’Hara
The Jealousy Man (short stories) by Jo Nesbø
Prayer for the Living (short stories) by Ben Okri
Gathering Moss: A natural and cultural history of mosses by Robin Wall Kimmerer
Magdalena, River of dreams by Wade Davis
Dear Alison
You like short stories, everybody does. Now that you got support I can imagine that together you put the reader on the scent of a mystery and move him towards a charming moment of revelation that comes as a surprise. Short stories can be very short and unforgotten like Wolfgang Borchert’s ‘Rats sleep at night’
You like short stories, everybody does. Now that you got support I can imagine that together you put the reader on the scent of a mystery and move him towards a charming moment of revelation that comes as a surprise. Short stories can be very short and unforgotten like Wolfgang Borchert’s ‘Rats sleep at night’
Dear Alison
You like short stories, everybody does. Now that you got support I can imagine that together you put the reader on the scent of a mystery and move him towards a charming moment of revelation that comes as a surprise. Short stories can be very short and unforgotten like Wolfgang Borchert’s ‘Rats Sleep at Night’
Dear Alison
You like short stories, everybody does. Now that you got support I can imagine that together you put the reader on the scent of a mystery and move him towards a charming moment of revelation that comes as a surprise. Short stories can be very short and unforgotten like Wolfgang Borchert’s ‘Rats Sleep at Night’