Comments on: The Luminaries (Eleanor Catton)
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By: Could You Survive a bout of the Plague in London?
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Thu, 10 Nov 2016 18:10:47 +0000http://travellingbookjunkie.com/?p=1193#comment-11698[…] Are you a fan of historical fiction? If so, perhaps you would prefer this novel written by Eleanor Catton. […]
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By: Tamason.gamble
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Fri, 08 Apr 2016 18:22:56 +0000http://travellingbookjunkie.com/?p=1193#comment-8585rik from tapirtales.com.
Hi Rik, I haven't read any of his work, maybe it's something I need to look into. :)]]>In reply to rik from tapirtales.com.
Hi Rik, I haven’t read any of his work, maybe it’s something I need to look into. 🙂
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By: rik from tapirtales.com
https://immortal-cell.com/the-luminaries/#comment-8567
Thu, 07 Apr 2016 11:41:47 +0000http://travellingbookjunkie.com/?p=1193#comment-8567hi Paul & Tam,
Nice to meet you via travel blogs promotion. Love the literature approach. I’m such a hopeless bookworm myself. In Malaysia, I got totally fascinated by ‘The Malay Archipelago’ by Alfred Rusell Wallace. Although written 150 years ago, it’s teeming with vivid descriptions and lovely Victorian understatements. I’m currently in Beirut, the land of Gibran and Amin Malouf. Did you read any of his historic fiction? Leon the African is a masterwork. So is Samarkand. I actually read that one while chilling in Palmyra. How the times have changed there. Next week, I might meet the writer in Brussels. Looking forward to it. I’ve added you on Instagram. let’s stay in touch. Keep it up!
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By: Shikha Kothari
https://immortal-cell.com/the-luminaries/#comment-232
Wed, 08 Jan 2014 01:03:31 +0000http://travellingbookjunkie.com/?p=1193#comment-232Great review!
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By: Travelling Book Junkie
https://immortal-cell.com/the-luminaries/#comment-231
Tue, 07 Jan 2014 22:43:14 +0000http://travellingbookjunkie.com/?p=1193#comment-231navigator1965.
Definitely not! But well worth a read! :)]]>In reply to navigator1965.