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DOVES

Hello…. Usually when writing my blogs I go back and look at my notes from while I was reading. This time… I see there is a LOT of anger. Which is actually pretty normal for me, but wow. So this blog is basically a running list of all the times Quimet pissed me off. plus … Continue reading DOVES

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The Time of the Doves

I loved this novel. It made me feel a lot of things. From the opening alone I was quite captivated by it. Natalia’s narration feels so raw and direct. Even when describing something small, it felt like it carried so much weight with it. I can’t really put it into words. Immediately Quimet pissed me […]

Posted in Blogs, Rodoreda | Tagged with gender, relationships

Becoming the doll

This is my favorite novel so far! I really like how the story is told in a straightforward way, without constantly jumping back and forth between the past and the present. The narration feels simple, but also very comfortable to read, just like the protagonist Natalia herself. She is an ordinary woman, but she feels […]

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The Time of the Doves (And…)

I started this book slowly, a few pages a day. Then I read the entire second half in one sitting. At first Natalia’s problems are domestic, thanks to her tyrant of a husband, Quimet. But as the war takes over, Natalia and her children are brought to the brink of starvation and all she can […]

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Rodoreda on Destitution and Bricolage

Rodoreda on Destitution and Bricolage

Mercè Rodoreda, The Time of the Doves

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Sagan on Translation and Affect

Sagan on Translation and Affect

Françoise Sagan, Bonjour Tristesse

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On Carmen Laforet

On Carmen Laforet

A conversation with Sally Perret

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Moravia and the Return of the Real

Moravia and the Return of the Real

Alberto Moravia, Agostino

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Bombal and Peripheral Modernism

Bombal and Peripheral Modernism

María Luisa Bombal, The Shrouded Woman

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On María Luisa Bombal

On María Luisa Bombal

A conversation with Naomi Lindstrom

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