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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

BLOGGING: It's Tuesday, Where are You?


First Where are You? of 2010. Everyone still playing?

Still another day or so to leave a suggestion on the latest Bookword Game - What do we call a book that we start reading this year, and finish next year? Suey will have a poll up later in the week.

In reading, I am investigating a strange phenomenon in 1850s England, into the Woman in White who is wandering around. (The Woman in White, Wilkie Collins)

Where is reading taking you today? Leave a comment, write a post, spread the word.

11 comments:

  1. I have Women in White on my tbr list for 2010. I hear it's a terrific read.

    This week I'm in Boston with an investigatiuve TV journalist. Your can find me here

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  2. I'm also in London - just 90 years ahead of you! Details here.

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  3. I have Woman in White on my my MP3 player. HOpe to get to it this year.

    I'm in Japan.

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  4. I keep meaning to read that book. So many people rave about it.

    I'm in London too, over here.

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  5. Today I'm somewhere on the Discworld, stuck in a magic shop, while crazy people with stars on their foreheads are outside raving about an apocalyptic event. (The Light Fantastic by Terry Pratchett)

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  6. Hi!
    Mine is posted at my place, Just Books. Have a great day!

    Sherrie
    Just Books

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  7. I'm in 1954 Spain, investigating the mysterious author of Shadow of the Wind

    Simcha
    SFF Chat

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  8. I'm in historical Gascony, France.
    http://educatingpetunia.blogspot.com/2010/01/its-tuesdaywhere-are-you.html

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  9. Is it weird that when I read fantasy books, I usually have no clue at all where I am?

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  10. I'm hanging out with Sarah Vowell on her Assassination Vacation. We're looking at the Garfield Monument.

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