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Disch Persians , by Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones did not finish. Next books The Sapling: Roots , by I. At least one brother a woolcomber like their father and a sister, Susannah, still lived in the village. She reassures him that Anne only wrote two. The book makes a strong case which I already agreed with anyway that Anne was the best and greatest of the sisters. Helen, the eponymous tenant of Wildfell Hall, suffers in a bad marriage, gets out and moves on. I have not read Agnes Grey but clearly I need to correct that omission.
She also put me onto an Eleventh Doctor comic where the sisters or at least their avatars make an appearance. I shall report back on that one in due course. This was my top unread book acquired in Clarke Award, and also one of the easiest to rule out; it is a fantasy novel with no trace of science fiction in it. I put it aside, knowing that I would come back to it at some point; but in the meantime I saw a lot of very negative reviews online, and suspected that I might not last pages into the of the English translation.
Well, I was pleasantly surprised. The book is about a boy whose relatives are involved with a black magic cult operating between Argentina and Europe, set during the alternation between military dictatorship and democracy; there are of course dark and intricate family relationships, murky happenings and a cute but doomed dog.
It does go on rather a long time, but I found it engaging and page-turning. You can get it here. The only other one of the top eight that I have read is Buddenbrooks. They were light, airy spaces, lit by the compluvium : a hole in the roof that was designed to let rainwater into the impluvium , a marble lined pool below. The householder would often sit on the opposite side of the impluvium , facing the vestibule or hallway, and hence the guests who entered the house.