Dear Bookclub,
Gathering at Capri Blu to reminisce about "Foreign Affairs", our thoughts turned to Professor Alison Lurie. Cornell professor published on the topic of children's literature and travels frequently to Britain vs. Corinth professor published on the topic of children's literature and travels frequently to Britain, the novel suggests a biographical shadow. Much of Lurie's work indulges in the paths of her personal history:
http://www.alisonlurie.com/html/bio.html
Delving into descriptions of her other works tempts this reader as "Foreign Affairs" was unanimously a much enjoyed read.
Terrie's ideas for an upcoming selection:
"History of Wolves" Emily Fridlund*
"Moonglow" Michael Chabon
"Everyone Brave is Forgiven" Chris Cleve
*chosen
The round-table:
Up next, "The Gene" ......bravely lifted by Val.
Focused and happy reading,
LK
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