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SPRING 2020
What we’ve
been reading:
What’s on
our playlist:
lincoln In the Bardo ‘Patience’ – Tame
George Saunders (pub. Random House
- 2017) Impala (2019)
Australian band Tame
Impala take us back to the
‘70s with this disco inspired
track.
Moving 2017 Booker Prize winner
details the death of Abraham Lincoln’s
son Willie and spins out a multi-
character story of ‘lives’ trapped in a
purgatorial bardo, where the living and
the dead try to come to terms with
their grief.
‘a different drummer’
William Melvin Kelley (repub. - 2018)
Rediscovered novel from the 1962,
details the mass exodus of a black
community from a state in America as
the white community look on in
confusion.
‘Conversations with friends’
‘Cell’ - Calpurnia (2019)
Hats off to Finn Wolfhard
from TV show ‘Stranger
Things’. He has a band too.
This means he is officially
more talented than me or
you.
‘Sofia’ - Clairo (2019)
Dreampop sounds,
girlcrush lyrics from
Massachusetts Clairo’s
‘Immunity’ album.
Sally Rooney (Faber and Faber - 2018)
Frances has recently finished a
relationship with Bobbi. Still close, they
become intertwined and then
entangled with an actor and his wife.
‘Seratonin’
Michel Houllebecq (Heinemann -2019)
Scabrous chronicle of malcontent
Florian – a 46-year-old man looking
back on his life, coming to terms with
his prospective death
‘truly devious’
Maureen Johnson (Harper Collins –
2018)
‘Watermelon Sugar’
- Harry Styles (2019)
Styles recalls a past
summer, singing of
delicious berries and
former love in his second
2019 release.
‘truth Is’ - Sabrina
Claudio (2019)
Claudio sings about things
she wishes she could say on
this R&B track.
Young Adult novel in which Stevie, a
student tries solve a cold case crime,
that happened in her school way back
in the past.
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