Geeing up

   

I don't mean to pre-empt our discussion of The Mysteries of Glass which is set for Saturday 8th. November, and "caveat lector" should perhaps be invoked here, but 100 pages in I am very taken with this book and looking to see how it proceeds and what else - apart from the excellent Reading in Bed - Sue Gee has written. (You can watch a short interview with her here).

Comments

[Carol]

I've read and enjoyed them all, but for me, the stand-out ones (apart from The Mysteries of Glass) were Earth and Heaven and The Hours of the Night. She often makes me cry and I think she writes like an angel - a few light touches and you're there.

[Peter the Flautist]

I haven't been able to locate a library copy yet, but I'm trying - honest!

[adele geras]

Just watched that interview. Very good! And must get skates on with this. Will read it next...promise!

[Barbara MacLeod]

I've just finished the book. Thanks for the link to "The Authors' Lounge" - most interesting!

[Lyn Baines]

I agree with Carol. I've loved all her books, especially The Hours of the Night. The Mysteries of Glass is lovely, a very delicate love story. She reminds me a little of Penelope Lively, another author who tells a story very simply & very well.