The Big Read: War and Peace
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After more or less having disappeared from the narrative for a little while, Pierre is again front and center, reunited with Natasha and Marya. This we…
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In this week’s reading we’re clearly seeing the winding down of the war—there are still skirmishes and retreats happening, but the main action is over …
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Before we kick off in 2022, I’ll be sending five free introductory emails to set some context for the book, provide some tips on reading big books in g…
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I don’t know about you, but I enjoyed this week’s reading more than just about any other week of the last couple months. Tolstoy again got into the rol…
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This week brought us what I thought to be the most jarring, memorable death in the entire novel. It struck me, and stuck with me, the first time I read…
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As the fighting winds down, the Russian and French troops are still sort of toying with each other. Taking prisoners, killing off small detachments, an…
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I so loved seeing your responses to last week’s newsletter. If you haven’t checked the comments yet, do so now! After so long on the battlefront—or at …
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