Erudite Mondays at HalfSoled Boots
Volume 9 Number 1

by David Downing
Mr Dave Hingsburger writes the award-winning activist blog Chewing the Fat. He is an internationally-accredited speaker, author, and advocate for the disabled.
Today is his second online book-club, a blog-based discussion on David Downing's novel Zoo Station, an espionage story set in Nazi Germany before the outbreak of World War II. I had planned to post a review of this book here at Half Soled Boots for Erudite Monday, but Dave contacted me last week and asked whether I would consider publishing my review as a guest post on CTF, instead.
So today's review, if you care to read it, can be found at Chewing the Fat. It's a little weightier than what I'd normally publish: wade through it if you dare. I'd be interested to hear your comments, and you can leave them either here or there.

2 comments:
As always, a fascinating, well-thought out review. My favourite line, however, was this one:
Like Stalin’s Soviet Union, everything feels so heavy and frightening.
Great post, S.
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