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Thanks for the link Patrick. Right now I'm on the third volume of

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In Reply to: RE: Actually, I am a Nabokov fan. He lived here in Oregon for awhile, posted by patrickU on July 14, 2007 at 14:55:23

Robert Caro's Lyndon Johnson biography-Master of the Senate. May or may not hold any interest for Europeans, but Caro is a fastidious chronicler, in this case of a man whose person was far more 'grey' than black and white, and, also, of a certain political period in American history. Interesting read, and in the end will be 4 (large!) volumes.

Frankly, way more 'Lyndon Johnson' than I need, but once I start, I feel an obligation to finish.

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RE: Thanks for the link Patrick. Right now I'm on the third volume of - patrickU 01:06:57 07/15/07 (0)
Far more grey than B & W...I like that.
As for finishing what have start to read, I know this feeling, awful, I resent the same, even if I crooked myself then, not reading very carefully and speeding as much I can..
There are very few books that I put away, closing them for ever..
We may be both wrong having too much respect of the written word..

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