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Author: Virginia Woolf

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Description: i have the best intentions to read this book, which was woolf's final novel.

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Author: Virginia Woolf

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Author: Gertrude Stein

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Author: Evelyn Waugh

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Description: i was desperate to read this novel for the title alone. this was waugh's second novel,i was desperate to read this novel for the title alone. this was waugh's second novel, and some of his earlier characters from decline and fall make appearances here. they recently made a film based on this book called bright young things....

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Author: Stevie Smith

Tags: english modernism

Description: now that i've fallen in love with evelyn waugh, i might be able to pick up stevie smith'snow that i've fallen in love with evelyn waugh, i might be able to pick up stevie smith's novel on yellow paper again....

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Author: Gertrude Stein

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Description: gertrude can be an aquired taste, but once aquired, you'll be a hungry reader. this makesgertrude can be an aquired taste, but once aquired, you'll be a hungry reader. this makes a very rewarding read....

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Author: Evelyn Waugh

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Description: waugh satirizes the social structure of the fictional british colony of azania in his thirdwaugh satirizes the social structure of the fictional british colony of azania in his third novel. this novel is less accessible than his other novels. i still need to finish or rather re-start reading it....