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Really liked Disoriental by Negar Djavadi about an Iranian exile reminiscing about her recent ancestors while waiting for fertility treatment. I loved how she wrote Started akin by Emma donoghue

I really liked Mdr's book too. Read it in the week I got it

Working through French exit by Patrick Dewitt. It is a disappointing read so far though under 250 pages with 70 pages left

I have it on tbr shelf

The milkman is on my to be read shelf though there is about 25 other books on it with it

My favourite was sorry to disrupt the peace by patty yumi cottrell. Two others I really liked were belladonna and brother in ice.

] both year of meats and convenience store woman are on my tbr shelf i recently read Pretend I'm Dead by jen begin and liked it

I finished diary of a short sighted adolescent by mircea eliade last night. It was ok, the first half was a lot better than the second half.

I remember bits of it but not a great much

I really liked it when I read it a few years ago

Currently reading belladonna by dasa drndic

me too. The last two books I read were from the man booker international shortlist and I was very disappointed by both Vernon subutex one by virgine despentes. The first 40 pages were quite excellent, I really enjoyed it but it really went down hill from there, i was struggling to finish it...

I have found recently I have moved away from longer novels to shorter ones. I've read 15 books so far this year and only 3 were over 300 pages. The longest so far was the last one in the Neapolitan series of Elena ferrante. I think that was my favourite one. A highlight so far has been thatI...

i have that on my shelf to be read when i finish procrastinating online, i'm going back to this

i read that last year, very strange novel indeed. I did like it

I've started the end of eddy by Edouard Louis. It's good so far but I don't know why but need to remind myself it is set in 1990s/2000s and not 1960s. I have no idea why my mind skips to that idea.

I didn't think Roth's parents in it where rich themselves but it has been a while since I read it, maybe 2007. I thought the plot against america was very good, american pastoral was ok, indignation and nemesis too were very good but I found some others of his to be awful like portnoy's...

I am currently been killed by purity by Jonathan franzen, anyone else read it?

The vegetarian is next on my list of stuff to read Currently reading "stoner" by John Williams" I do like vlautin's writing but "lean on Pete" is my favourite of his novels.

sounds interesting currently liking it so far it did give me a thought before reading (occasionally these things happen) I remember as a child watching the Jetsons and thinking "Wow cool, all this is just a few years away". Now things set in the future are a bleak collapsed post apocalyptic...