contemplativeI made this BookTube video tonight. Below is a list of books mentioned in this video-
"Iris Murdoch: A Life" biography by Peter J. Conradi
"Living on Paper: Letters From Iris Murdoch 1934-1995" Edited By Arvil Horner & Anne Rowe
"The Dark Night" by St. John of the Cross
"The Spiritual Espousals And Other Other" by John Ruusbroec [The Classics of Western Spirituality]
"The Novel: A Biography" by Michael Schmidt
"The Summer Without Men" a novel by Siri Hustvedt
"Living, Thinking, Looking" Essays by Siri Hustvedt
"Sexual Anarchy: Gender And Culture At The Fin De Siecle" by Elaine Showalter
"The Civil Wars of Julia Ward Howe" A Biography by Elaine Showalter
"Elizabeth Bowen: Portrait of a Writer" by Victoria Glendinning
"Blake" a biography by Peter Ackroyd
"The Whole Harmonium: The Life of Wallace Stevens" biography by Paul Mariani
""Literchoor Is My Beat" A Life of James Laughlin, Publisher Of New Directions" biography by Ian S. MacNiven
"Edward Dorn: A World of Difference" biography by Tom Clark
"George Eliot: Voice of A Century" biography by Frederick R. Karl
"Edvard Munch: Behind The Scream" biography by Sue Prideaux
I forgot to mention in my BookTube video that today I ordered the latest novel by Siri Hustvelt titled, "The Blazing World". The writer Siri Hustvelt has become one of my favorite writers all of sudden. I enjoy watching her many videos in YouTube. I plan to get ALL her writings for our library. What I enjoy about Siri Hustvelt is her intellect. She is a very smart writer and I love what she reveals of her inner self in her novels and other writings/essays. Hustvelt is real. Her writings touch me both intellectually and emotionally. She speaks to something deep inside of me.
