Tag Archives: Julie Orringer

2017: My year of rereads and new non-fiction

Posted on 15/07/2018 by jacquelinedowns

2017 The Catcher in the Rye by J.D.Salinger (reread) The Hours by Michael Cunningham (reread) Frightmares: A History of British Horror Cinema by Ian Cooper (new non-fiction) The Secret History by Donna Tartt (reread) My Old Man edited by Ted … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading | Tagged Alice Munro, Antonia Fraser, Barbara Kingsolver, British Horror, Carrie Fisher, Daphne DuMaurier, Dirk Bogarde, Donna Tartt, F Scott Fitzgerald, Fay Weldon, George Orwell, Hilary Mantell, Ian Cooper, J D Salinger, Joan Didion, Julie Orringer, Max Porter, Michael Chabon, Michael Cunningham, Miranda Sawyer, My Old Man, Olivia Laing, Oscar Wilde, Philip Roth, Rebecca Skloot, Robin Black, Susanna Moore, Sylvia Plath, Ted Kessler, Will Ashon, William Falkner | Leave a comment

The Trip

Posted on 18/04/2014 by jacquelinedowns

As I write this bit, it’s February and I am in Grasmere, in the Lake District. It’s raining and has been for much, but not all, of my stay here so far. At times the sun has broken through the … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading and Writing | Tagged Bristol, E. L. Doctorow, Grasmere, Julie Orringer, Lake District | 1 Comment

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