I hope you enjoy my postings and reviews and share my blog with friends. There will be no advertising since I'm not interested in making money, just sharing. All discussions will be related to books and reading. Here I will post reviews of books I have just finished reading and news items and articles of interest. At the urging of a number of friends, I decided to start a blog. I’ve been a book reviewer for a number of years and have posted hundreds of reviews on both Goodreads and LibraryThing. My focus is contemporary literary fiction (especially Canadian fiction) and mysteries. Schatje’s Shelves is my reading blog devoted primarily to reviews of the books I acquire for my library - a library which has 8,050+ books (print, ebooks, audiobooks) and keeps growing. Now that I'm retired, I have so much more time to read (and to enjoy the library my husband made for me). That pleasing d’Artagnan in the old romances.” Army life is full of brutality yet Thomas says “army was a good life” įor 30 years, I was a high school English teacher/teacher-librarian. ” As teenagers, John and Thomas perform in dragįor miners who are described as liking “rough food, rough whisky, rough nights”īut they are also “gentlemen of the frontier” who when dancing with the boys “were
The Indians fight savagely but leave food forĬavalry strives for compromise with the Indians yet also leads a viciousīlack-haired girl and the fair one was Angel.” Winona is a Sioux but after living with whites, Thomas asks, “What is I was never no different neither.” And it is not just the Irish. I seen killer Irishmen and gentle souls but
He can’t help you enough and he can’t double-cross you deep enough ever Talking to two when you talk to one Irishman. Rubbing up.” At the beginning, Thomas describesĬlothes of a devil or a devil in the clothes of an angel but either way you’re
Almost everyone and everything possesses contrasting dualities. Theme of the book is the paradox of the world.
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