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GLENN'S BOOK NOTES

These in-depth, thought-provoking, and often funny posts are the brainchild of The Book Barn's very own Glenn. He never fails to make a great recommendation, useful warning or entertaining suggestion!

#247. BENEATH YOUR FEET

#247. BENEATH YOUR FEET. In 2016 Robert Macfarlane published Landmarks , a work in which he gathered hundreds of nearly forgotten...

#246: KOKORO.

246. KOKORO. Natsume Soseki’s novel Kokoro , published in 1914, bears some resemblance, in its small cast of characters and intense...

#245: WHAT I CAME TO MAKE HAPPEN IN THIS WORLD.

#244. THE POETRY OF INDIA, SOUTH AND NORTH. Almost everything I’ve written on India has tried, time and again, to evoke the mass and welter of its culture: the profusion of its architecture and sculpture, the sheer tonweight of its literature, its plethora of deities. This hasn’t touched its other wild conglomeration: the twenty-two officially recognized languages, with numbers ranging from Hindi’s 528 million speakers (not to mention its official status in government docu

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