Never heard about her. Which of her book would you recommend ?

@Liam991 Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Emma, Mansfield Park

Listening to Julia’s podcast days ago

@flyingsaucesir Wow! You have got a great picks. Loren eiseley, Williams Faulkner and Elizabeth kolbert are my fav. I enjoy reading “The man who saw through time” by Loren.

@Liam991 Dang, you don't find many people who can handle Faulkner, or even know about Eiseley! Good on you! Here's another one I forgot to mention: Farley Mowat.

Excellent list!

@jolanta I’d agree with you, I still think God is not great , vanity fairs, hitch 22” tops my bucket list.

Oh haha! @switchcraft I kinda disagree with your statement on nothing to read about. I have always try to keep an open mind for a convincing argument either ways and perhaps I feel there is always something to read about as an atheist

@Liam991 when you get to my age, it's a process you have already been through. To continue would be to go around in circles.

@Switchcraft while going in same circle generally seems unproductive, I’d think there can be a situation where revisiting a process or cycle is necessary for reflection, learning, or finding new perspectives. It’d be my pleasure if you would take me through your life experience anyway

@Switchcraft That.