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  1. Hello Larry,

    This is primarily to make contact, inasmuch as our interests and life stages seem to overlap considerably.

    I appreciate this review of Kingsolver’s book. I have read a few of her previous works and enjoyed them greatly, but that’s almost all I can remember. Perhaps I’ll pass on this one.

    My reading preferences have gravitated toward non-fiction, more and more. What keeps me rooted in fiction is my membership in a monthly book discussion circle, and a fiction writers group.

    In order to have another stimulus for fiction I’ll subscribe to your blog when I can figure out how to do it.

    Best wishes,

    Ron Pavellas
    Stockholm
    http://pavellas.com

    • Thanks for your comment, Ron. I will try to provide you with some thoughts that you can use for your reading.

      You are now registered for my blog. If you would like to receive updates in a somewhat automated fashion, please click on on of the RSS links at the bottom of the page. Depending on the browser you are using, you can get automated feeds from my blog to your browser. In Internet Explorer, for example, these feeds are found by clicking on the favorites button. When the favorites come up, you will see a Feed tab between favorites and history. This is where you can see content automatically downloaded to your browser.

      I know Firefox has an RSS feed capability but I haven’t used it. Google Chrome does not have it, but in it’s latest version there is an RSS plugin that you can add. You probably already know all of this, but I thought I would provide it anyway.

      Your web site is very interesting. I added your link it to my blogroll so that, hopefully, others who visit my site will find yours (although not many folks have actually ever visited my site).

      I look forword to more dialogue in the future.

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