What did you read this year?
Dan’s
average rating for
2024
4.3
4.3
In the late 1930s twin boys from the Washington, D.C. area were published in The National Geographic. They offered an account of their efforts to photograph birds of prey. Included were pictures they had made during their adventure. Later they published a book about their adventures. That volume is republished here, from 1997, replicating the original with an Introduction and a few Addenda.
What did it take in the mid-1930s to snap pictures of rap ...more
What did it take in the mid-1930s to snap pictures of rap ...more
I am not sure, but I think I read this on a recommendation from Ken Buren in 2004. It has stuck with me to the point that I began to think I was misremembering it. When I saw a signed ARC for sale, I snapped it up and read it as it came across the transom. Still a 5-star read.
Comparing an ARC with the published work is usually interesting. In this case, the Acknowledgements page that led off the novel had an extra line in the Advanced copy. Both ...more
Comparing an ARC with the published work is usually interesting. In this case, the Acknowledgements page that led off the novel had an extra line in the Advanced copy. Both ...more