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More books…

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Erm… I’ve been buying again. Only a few this time, though:

  • James Joyce-  A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man     £1.49
  • Kingsley Amis- Lucky Jim     £1.49
  • Anne Carson- Glass and God     99p
  • Jonathan Swift- Gulliver’s Travels     £1

Thoughts etc. when I get around to reading them.

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