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It’s Complicated: Short Stories about Long Relationships Written by Karen Wright

Posted by Run Wright on March 22, 2016March 8, 2018

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If you missed yesterday’s video on my #YouTube channel, here’s a reminder to check out what I read this week. YouTube: Runwright Reads or click the link in my bio

Friday evenings simply call for Chinese food and this awesome cookbook DOUBLE AWESOME CHINESE FOOD from the Li siblings, makes it easy to skip the takeout and try a few recipes at home. Today, I made these awesome chicken wings that were gone almost as soon as the platter hit the table. Thanks to @tlcbooktours and @roostbooks because I might have found the way to my new husband’s heart #cookbook #chinesefood #whatsfordinner #chickenwings #chickenrecipes #whaticook #homemade

V. S. Naipaul’s 1971 #bookerprize winning In A Free State was Book no. 26 in my 2019 reading. Being a collection of stories that aren’t obviously linked, it is quite different from previous winners but the characters are all chasing freedom of some sort - some in their home and others as they make their way to foreign lands but are unable to shake the shackles of language differences, limited education, heredity and discrimination. Interesting fact: The author stated that his original intention was to have the title story published as a stand-alone alone and his felt that his publisher’s decision to surround it with other thematic studies muffled the main idea. I don’t agree. If you’ve read the collection, what do you think? #manbookerprize #fiction #bookstagram #whatiread #runwrightreads

I love preparing a good meal but even more, I enjoy finding new ways to maintain health. Thanks to @tlcbooktours for providing me a copy of this beautiful new book by #MaggieBattista that provides the opportunity to do both and I look forward to trying all the wholesome meals pictured on these pages. The author describes having struggled with eating and dieting until she discovered a new, better, way of eating. Her book includes some of the recipes that helped her lose weight, and maintain a healthy pain-free lifestyle. @mizmaggieb shares whole-food, plant-based recipes for various occasions and meals, as well as her own inspirational food journey that will inspire every reader #anewwaytofood #bodypositivity #cookbook #healthyfood

Another ambitious stack of books on my May #TBR pile.. but I’m already on my second one and might be finished tonight so hopefully I can get all the way through them this month.. link in my bio to see what I’m reading this month #bookstagram #bookworm #reading #runwrightreads #whatiread

Book 25 in my 2019 reading is the winner of the #lostmanbookerprize Troubles by J.G. Farrell, the first in a trilogy where he satirized the British Empire’s influence in Ireland (this novel), India (book 2) and Singapore (Book 3). I admire how the author uses people to represent countries and states, and physical locations to illustrate regimes, how letters act as a parody for the influence of the media. The #bookerprize Prize got this one right when they reached back through the ages and gave this a belated award, 40 years after it was first published #bookstagram #bookworm #fiction #manbookerprize #runwrightreads

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