Ina Cawl Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Even the keenest torment can coexist comfortably with a robust appetite for living. Kafka was, like anyone else, a mass of contradictions. https://t.co/lNVVabphUw

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@OfTheBeetGarden No but better one red and Black by Stendhal

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@YelenaFurman Elie Wiesel book about the forgotten Soviet Jewry was influential in saving many Jewish people and resttling them both in Israel and America. Reading the introduction of this book and am already shocked by the scale of violence Jewish minorities faced pre the holocaust. https://t.co/Qz5EDbzgqf

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Second book to read in 2023 BELLADONNA by Dasa Drndic Translated by Celia Hawkesworth. https://t.co/ODKBwG7wMs

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@nguyenhdi Will be starting with Yasunari Kawabate Snow Country and then will read also Forbidden Colors by Yukio Mishima. https://t.co/s7q51OOPua

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Starting my first Italian novel tonight from Pushkin Press. A Silence Shared by Leila Romano. Translated by Brian Robert Moore https://t.co/9gZUx07TMp

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@octopus_grigori Mine will be The Hotel years by Joseph Roth.

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Discovering my first book to read this year from @NewDirections A Barbarian in Asia by Henri Michaux and translated by Sylvia Beach https://t.co/BPWhg5OiVR

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Second book to read in October. On Grand Strategy by John Gaddis Lewis https://t.co/aQegDTTY8K

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Reading my first book from @Istros_books this year and it GAUDEAMUS by Mircea Eliade and translated by Christopher Bartholomew. https://t.co/aZoNDHST1g