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I've been looking at maps and I think the most similar is Burundi

They are still used but only in more expensive books, the kind printed in bible paper. I've seen some cheap books with ribbons, but those are printed in very coarse paper - I suppose the idea is to imitate parchment - which make the printing blurry in places. The ribbons in those are as poor as...

I tried months ago, long before the forum moved and it didn't work either. I think the only way is pm Darren and ask him to add the book to the library. If I remember correctly, you need to pm or email him your review for it to appear in the front page reviews and I suppose you want to add the...

Does it cover all celtic music or only music from a particular area? Some of my favourites are Runrig, The Chieftains, Alan Stivel (sp?) and Milladoiro.

Mehastings suggestion is good. My parents called a carpenter and he did exactly what they wanted.

I've just got 'The Unknown Chekhov', a collection of tales previously unpublished.

I have not read Mrs Dalloway, but I've read To the Lighthouse and short stories and what you are talking about is typical of Virginia Woolf - no much happening, centrered in relationships between characters, in what they think, more in what they do not do or say than in what they do or say and...

Welcome, Spineshank. I'd never dream of calling you a geek for reading three fantasy book a year, but then I am not from Cleveland. I have some relatives there and one of them said once that people in rock bands are nerds. It changed my view of Ozzy Osborne forever.:confused:

I've just received Ovid's 'The Art of Loving' and Olga Tokarzuc's (sp?) 'House of Day, House of Night'

1. About 6 days, because I was reading another book at home and read Hannah in the way to work. I can't remember all the other questions. I think the stories flow well as they are and I disagree with the SF review when it says that the events in the first four stories follow in order. Maybe the...

Welcome, Celeste

Forget it. There is not a London phonebook. I forbid you to use the London phonebooks on H&S grounds. You might finish breaking something or other and suing the forum. Clueless pushes a ladder against the kerb in a vain attempt to reach the payment:(

Some forums encourage that behaviour. I've seen one with half of its posts from students asking for help. One had the cheek to post a list of 6 books, saying he needed to know the main themes of each because she had an exam the day after. I am waiting for some of those to turn up here. I would...

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Yesterday I received Palindrome Hannah - Michael Bailey and most of Jane Austen's novels. For some reason Amazon decided I had waited long enough and sent part of my order. No idea when I will get the rest.

Postponed deliveries. I ordered a book in July - still waiting. I ordered some more books over a month ago - still waiting. I know that all they give is an 'estimated' delivery date, but can't they estimate better. That's not even a guesstimate.

I had heard of paying for a chicken in instalments, but a sandwich?

Probably. There are so many other innocent words that I don't dare to say any more, just in case.

Or bed manners; that's why there are so many of them

I think you'll find that horses have no antlers. Would that be a problem?