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Have you decided on any other subjects you'd like to study in that same vein?
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and yeah actually I have a list. so I'm reading the old classics you know, really get a handle on english and literature, but I've also been looking at a lot of books regarding psychology. understanding people and their motivations you know? my dad was a writer and he kinda touched on that a bit.
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Are there any classics you've enjoyed, or might be looking forward to getting a crack at in the future?
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I took one look at that one book of his, you know the popular one? I don't think it's for me. do you have any recommendations?
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[ She's also wonder just who the person recommending was.
Whether it was Harold or another person. ]
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( and without even trying, she answered her question. )
do you have any recommendations to give?
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If you still want Joyce, I like Dubliners better. It's more the plight of the everyday man of it's time and place, and now so up at the top of his register & being compounded by several aims in the work.
What sorts of things did Mr. Finch recommend?