Ah, Carme, according to the Wikipedia entry in Catalan, there have been quite a few of her works been translated into Català. Hopefully, at least some of them are still in print. Good luck and La pau de la nit. ;-)
Hi Sean - Land's End ... that I relate to Virginia Woolf, rather than Daphne ... she lived further up the south coast, in Cornwall still, - but oh dear I'm put to shame once again - I have lighter books here - still educational beyond many ... but most definitely lower down your ladder. You've given me food for thought ... cheers Hilary
Coffee and books !
ReplyDeleteAlas! Too late. But now and then, when enjoying a mug of tea or coffee in the garden ...
DeleteA fine author to settle down for the evening with.
ReplyDeleteCertainly. The stories in this very book are excellently written.
DeleteNo és mal consell, no: Somiar només quan es faci fosc.
ReplyDeleteAh, la tassa!, és allà on va perdre Jesús l'espardenya... ;-)
Hugs, Sean.
Oh, daydreaming is also very nice sometimes.
DeleteDo I understand correctly: Jesus lost his espadrille in Land's End? ;-)
Aferradetes, Paula.
Sí, Land's End és el final de la Terra, oi? :-)))
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DeleteAquesta dona tinc ganes de llegir-la!
ReplyDeleteAh, Carme, according to the Wikipedia entry in Catalan, there have been quite a few of her works been translated into Català. Hopefully, at least some of them are still in print. Good luck and La pau de la nit. ;-)
DeleteHi Sean - Land's End ... that I relate to Virginia Woolf, rather than Daphne ... she lived further up the south coast, in Cornwall still, - but oh dear I'm put to shame once again - I have lighter books here - still educational beyond many ... but most definitely lower down your ladder. You've given me food for thought ... cheers Hilary
ReplyDeletePlease don't hide your light under a bushel, Hilary. Food for thought is always good. That way we complement each other.
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