Maritime literature, January–March 2009
Melville read-through, part I, Typee—White-Jacket, December 2009–January 2010
Whirlwind tour of Russian literature, February–May 2010
Epistolary literature, July 2009–June 2010
Melville read-through, part II, Moby-Dick—Billy Budd, July–September 2010
The Unstructured Clarel Readalong, August–September 2010
The Art of the Novella Challenge, August 2011
The bibliographing Reading Challenge, January 2011–present
Check out my latest review for The Front Table, of Elisabeth Rynell’s novel To Mervas.
Typically excellent. They should have you do more of these, unless it keeps you from other reading, which it would have to, wouldn’t it?
Thanks! And yes, that is always the trade-off. But there will definitely be more.
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Check out my latest review for The Front Table, of Elisabeth Rynell’s novel To Mervas. 
Typically excellent. They should have you do more of these, unless it keeps you from other reading, which it would have to, wouldn’t it?
Thanks! And yes, that is always the trade-off. But there will definitely be more.