I was given Caitlin Moran’s How
To Be A Woman.
I was also given The
Golden Door: Letters To America by A.A.Gill. I started the first and
found it delightfully funny, poignant, touching and informative but…..
after awhile a did get a bit bogged down in periods and pubic hair. So,
I started Gill’s book and it too was funny, poignant, touching and
informative but …… a little bit of Gill can go along way. And so, I
started reading alternate chapters of each book and guess what? It was just
right.
Golden Door: Letters To America by A.A.Gill. I started the first and
found it delightfully funny, poignant, touching and informative but…..
after awhile a did get a bit bogged down in periods and pubic hair. So,
I started Gill’s book and it too was funny, poignant, touching and
informative but …… a little bit of Gill can go along way. And so, I
started reading alternate chapters of each book and guess what? It was just
right.
Like eating a crumbly piece of pecorino and a plump
fig, or sardines cooked with sultanas, I found that
together they worked perfectly. Who knew?
Good tip, I can see these two are the literary equivalent of pecorini and fig!
ReplyDeleteWell, there you go ..... you learn something new everyday. I think that I might get a bit mixed up if I did that though !!!! ........ I'm already confused .... watching The Paradise, I keep mixing it up with Mr. Selfridge !!!! XXXX
ReplyDeleteI love your book comment presented as food image! Just my style.
ReplyDeleteHow to be a Woman's on my Christmas list.
ReplyDeleteOne of the lodgers--the nice ones not the Miss Silent--has a book all about food combinations and it's very interesting. I am currently in a state of repose otherwise I'd fetch it and find some odd combinations. But I can't leave the chaise longue and my glass of creme de menthe.
I'd have never have thought of that. Would I get confused?
ReplyDeleteHaha! Good idea. | liked Caitlin's book at first but got tired of it before finishing. Perhaps I should have tried that too.
ReplyDeleteI stood next to Caitlin at The Green Man, the poor woman got interrupted countless times and was asked to pose for hundreds of photos and remained lovely and smily throughout. I haven't read the book but next time I see it in a chazza I might try it as she seemed so nice. x
ReplyDeleteOh, you're so right! I'm currently reading Kitchen Confidential and I'm Your Man. They balance each other nicely.
ReplyDeleteI think How to be a Woman is on my book list. I am going to add The Golden Door.
ReplyDeleteBogged down in periods and pubic hair - love it! Yes, I stopped reading it half way through even though I love her, think it was probably for the same reason. Loved AA Gill when I lived in London, he's never afraid to be a s** stirrer
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Mmmm, sardines cooked with raisins.
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