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Once more into the breach, dear friends, once more; In peace there's nothing so becomes a man As modest stillness and humility; But when the blast of war blows in our ears, Then imitate the action of the tiger; Stiffen the sinews, summon up the blood, Disguise fair nature with hard-favor'd rage; Then lend the eye a terrible aspect. Shakespeare, Henry V (III,i) Recently read, but not to be released: Phillip Pullman, 'Northern Lights'. A friend told me the 'His Dark Materials' trilogy was really good, this is Part I, still at it. Ben Elton, 'Blast from the Past'. Pacifist v army general romance with a stalker. Alice Sebold, 'The Lovely Bones'. A 13-year-old girl is raped and murdered in American suburbia and now tells her story and what followed from heaven. Did not like that one very much, though it's difficult to criticise a book that's so much about violence against women. I found it a bit pretentious though and somehow I don't like the idea of heaven the author portrays. J K Rowling, 'The Goblet of Fire'. So much for reading HP in reverse order. More sleepless nights, difficulties to get up in the morning, tiredness in the office: must be the Quidditch World Cup and the Triwizard tournament (finally)! Ben Elton, 'Dead Famous'. A murder whodunnit in the Big Brother House as a bitter satire on reality TV. J K Rowling, 'The Order of the Phoenix'. Difficult to find something that beats a sleepless night with Harry. Found out too late this is no. 5 in the series, still haven't read no. 4! No wonder I didn't remember the Triwizard tournament, or the Qidditch World Cup. Ben Elton, 'Gridlock'. Should be a car-haters' classic. Amateur Rowing Ass. (eds.), 'Regatta', no. 158, May 2003. Yay! Another issue on 'The Perfect Stroke'. Rachel Carson, 'Silent Spring', 1962. The classic statement which founded the environmental movement. Promising start... ...but a bit boring in the end, might have been more shocking '62, now its all a bit commonplace. Anthony Burgess, 'A Clockwork Orange', 1962. Graham Greene, 'The Ministry of Fear', 1943. after watching 'Il postino' with Massimo Troisi and Phillippe Noiret: Pablo Neruda, 'Confieso que he vivido', 1974. Autobiography Vladimir Nabokov, 'The real life of Sebastian Knight', 1941. Uuuaahh... finding it a bit boring. One probably shouldn´t read too many books by the same author one after the other, it gets a bit repetitive. Still not done with it, because... (...never actually finished it) Vladimir Nabokov, 'Pnin', 1957. 9/10 points, quote: "There are some beloved women whose eyes, by a chance blend of brilliancy and shape, affect us not directly, not at the moment of shy perception, but in a delayed and cumulative burst of light when the heartless person is absent, and the magic agony abides, and its lenses and lamps are installed in the dark. Whatever eyes Liza Pnin, now Wind had, they seemed to reveal their essence, their precious-stone water, only when you evoked them in thought, and then a blank, blind, moist aquamarine blaze shivered and stared as if a spatter of sun and sea had gone between your own eyelids." ...to die for. Julian Barnes, 'England, England', 1998. 5/10 points, best quote: "The English and sex -- it´s all a bit like the Boatrace: in, out, in, out, in, out, and in the end everyone collapses over their oars."

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