Jake:

Well, at least now you know you read a book that’s even better than you thought.

And people resisting Islam in the Islamic world have yet another work to add to their arsenal.

Good stuff Enco. But i rarely read stuff 2x.

Lets see. Why i aint a Christ lover by Russell. A few Washington Irvings. Bout it. Too much new stuff to read to waste it on rerun.

Jake:

Oh, Jake! You have yet another great reason to read the work again!

One Thousand and One Nights is an originally Eighth to Fourteenth Century work of resistance to tyranny and misogyny that hailed from the Islamic world and prevailed despite Islam!

This work combines and compiles many types of literature (even Science-Fiction and, as…[Read more]

Enco,

I read em out of the Harvard Classics. Can’t remember but i assume there was some sort of preface or introduction that explained the background. Or maybe i asked my dad. idk. At this point the residue is simply of good stories.

Reg,

Next time i order books a Banville will be included.

Thanks

Reg:

Reading Dubliners as a ‘wee lad’ is an achievement.

This work isn’t a big run-on sentence is it? 😉😁

Jake:

As a kid i really enjoyed stories from 1001 Arabian Nights. Pretty sure some of those would come right back.

Did your teachers or parents teach the back-story of why Sherherazade told her 1000 Tales? More than a collection of kid’s stories, it was an act of resistance and survival, still an inspiration and possible useful tactic for the…[Read more]