April Book Haul! [26 BOOKS] [+ 50 PENGUIN MODERN MINIS]
Channel: Dane Cobain
Date: 2018-04-30

In which I share the books I picked up in April!

The Latvian Literature playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDi1dOygQqQ8vgRp3LBRq3C8TfR5-NH9O

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BOOKS MENTIONED:
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Various Authors - Poems for a World Gone to S**t
Martin Luther King Jr. - Letter from Birmingham Jail
Allen Ginsberg - Television was a Baby Crawling Toward That Death Chamber
Daphne Du Maurier - The Breakthrough
Dorothy Parker - The Custard Heart
Akutagawa and Others - Three Japanese Short Stories
Anais Nin - The Veiled Woman
George Orwell - Notes on Nationalism
Gertrude Stein - Food
Stanislav Lem - The Three Electroknights
Patrick Kavanagh - The Great Hunger
Danilo Kis - The Legend of the Sleepers
Ralph Ellison - The Black Ball
Jean Rhys - Till September Petronella
Franz Kafka - Investigations of a Dog
Clarice Lispector - Daydream and Drunkenness of a Young Lady
Ryszard Kapuscinski - An Advertisement for Toothpaste
Albert Camus - Create Dangerously
John Steinbeck - The Vigilante
Fernando Pessoa - I Have More Souls Than One
Shirley Jackson - The Missing Girl
Gazdanov and Others - Four Russian Short Stories
Italo Calvino - The Distance of the Moon
Audre Lorde - The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House
Leonora Carrington - The Skeleton's Holiday
William S. Burroughs - The Finger
Samuel Beckett - The End
Kathy Acker - New York City in 1979
Chinua Achebe - Africa's Tarnished Name
Susan Sontag - Notes on Camp
John Berger - The Red Tenda of Bologna
Francoise Sagan - The Gigolo
Cyprian Ekwensi - Glittering City
Jack Kerouac - Piers of the Homeless Night
Hans Fallada - Why Do You Wear a Cheap Watch?
Truman Capote - The Duke in His Domain
Saul Bellow - Leaving the Yellow House
Katherine Anne Porter - The Cracked Looking-Glass
James Baldwin - Dark Days
Geirges Simenon - Letter to my Mother
William Carlos Williams - Death the Barber
Betty Freidan - The Problem That Has No Name
Frederico Garcia Lorca - The Dialogue of Two Snails
Yuko Tsushima - Of Dogs and Walls
Javier Marias - Madame Du Deffand and the Idiots
Carson McCullers - The Haunted Boy
Jorge Luis Borges - The Garden of Forking Paths
Andy Warhol - Fame
Primo Levi - The Survivor
Vladimir Nabokov - Lance
Wendell Berry - Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer
Becca Parkinson and Eva Eglaja-Kristsone - The Book of Riga
Sir Isaac Newton - Newton's Principia: The Mathematical Principals of Natural Philosophy
Stuart A. Kallen - Is Factory Farming America?
Nora Ikstena - Soviet Milk
Dalia Grinkeviciute - Shadows on the Tundra
Kristiina Ehin - On the Edge of a Sword
Various Authors - EUPL: Nine Prize Winning Authors from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania
Various Authors - The Baltic Riveter: Issue #4
Rohke Debelakk - Hilarious Estonia 
Reinis Petersons and Anete Konste - The Life of I
Terence Portelli - Tangerine Sky
Luize Pastore - Dog Town
Terry Deary - Frightful First World War
Terry Deary - Woeful Second World War
Rough Guides - Rough Guide to Berlin
Leonard Cohen - Book of Mercy
Jenny Brown and Gretchen Primack - The Lucky Ones
John Lennon - In His Own Write
John Lennon - A Spaniard in the Works
John Darnielle - Wolf in White Van
Seth Godin - Linchpin
Charles Heathcote - Our Doris
George Orwell - A Clergyman's Daughter
Raymund Briggs - The Snowman
DK - Eyewitness Guide to Berlin

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YOUTUBERS MENTIONED:
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Hannah Tay
Book Your Imagination
Bookish Four Eyes
Charlie Heathcote

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ABOUT ME:
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