Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Q&A with Anne Tyler about Noah's Compass
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4 comments:

  1. jlshall8:15 AM

    Thanks for the link. I've never read any Anne Tyler, although I've got several of her books on my TBR list. I've always been interested in her books because of the Baltimore setting, and I lived there for several years - interesting city.

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  2. Crissy12:39 PM

    Thank you for sharing the link. I just started reading Noah's Compass as I was cooking dinner last night, so I'll wait to read the interview.

    Thanks as well for your post on The Selected Works of T.S. Spivet. I finished it this morning and can't wait to hand it over to Jeffrey when he gets home. I know he will love it as much as I did.

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  3. Jeanne4:26 PM

    Anne Tyler is one of the few writers I think I might like if I ever met her in person. Unlikely, though. I always used to hope when I went to Baltimore.

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  4. Bybee6:17 AM

    Thanks for this link. I'm so very looking forward to finding this book.

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