I have commented on here from time to time, but just wanted to express how much I love these 'Books I've Read' videos. You go through practically a whole author's corpus, and give a detailed description of the work, with your response to it appended. That you are this well read elicits some envy, but is also commednable. Keep posting these if you can, as they are both informative and entertaining, and only serve to further expand one's potential reading list. I am particularly keen to see which other classic authors you have read. Thank you and God bless.
Interesting! The Golden Notebook used to be among my favorite novels: a multipart story with complex and rich development. As to the rest of Lessing's work -- maybe after viewing your video, I'll try some of her short stories. I'm not a fan of her sci-fi, of which I have read only one, and that was enough.
I have commented on here from time to time, but just wanted to express how much I love these 'Books I've Read' videos. You go through practically a whole author's corpus, and give a detailed description of the work, with your response to it appended. That you are this well read elicits some envy, but is also commednable. Keep posting these if you can, as they are both informative and entertaining, and only serve to further expand one's potential reading list. I am particularly keen to see which other classic authors you have read. Thank you and God bless.
Interesting! The Golden Notebook used to be among my favorite novels: a multipart story with complex and rich development. As to the rest of Lessing's work -- maybe after viewing your video, I'll try some of her short stories. I'm not a fan of her sci-fi, of which I have read only one, and that was enough.