Where In The World Are You? January/February 2022?

Have some fun writing a creative sentence, working in the title and geographic setting of your current read.

Example: I am in Glasgow, Scotland becoming familiar with life in the tenements by getting to know Shuggie Bain.

I am shoveling furiously, trying not to get buried by Snow.

I need a comfort read after this year, so I'm headed to A Place in Time.

I'm in England watching a gang of pensioners solve the murder of The Man Who Died Twice.

I'm patiently guarding the border of The Tartar Steppe with Dino Buzzati in Italy.

Feeling trepidation heading to Iceland as I know I must face The Reckoning.

I am increasingly fascinated by The Secret Lives of Church Ladies, mainly in the American South.

In Russia with The Bear and the Nightingale, and in Antarctica with The White Darkness

I am in Egypt with Red Land, Black Land, Daily Life in Ancient Egypt by Barbara Mertz and looking forward to seeing the pyramids when I viist Egypt in 2022.

I'm on a walking tour in Japan, lusting after The Izu Dancer.

Do I dare to disappoint? Ok, I'll admit it, I'm growing up in Turkey.

I'm trying to scrounge up some food as all the potatoes are rotted in The Hungry Road

I am at Andrews Air Force base trying to come to terms with The Anomaly, which is incredibly baffling!

I'm A Clergyman's Daughter in England, living a life of back-breaking work and food uncertainty whether I'm under the paternal roof or not.

I am making ready for a voyage across a Sea of Poppies.

Taking a Nile cruise with Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie

I've just arrived on the scene of an unexplained death in unseasonably warm North Devon in The Heron's Cry by Ann Cleeves

I visited the Antarctic twice in January and the frozen forests of Russia in the middle ages. Today I started on a journey to China, with a look into the lives of the Akha people with The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See.

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While I travel between New York and China I enjoy listening to A Song Everlasting.

I'm only on page 42, so feel I've a long voyage ahead to reach The Madhouse at the End of the Earth.

You can find me in Edinburgh, while I try to understand what the heck a Strip Jack is!

I have lived a thousand years or so it felt this morning when my alarm went off.

>23 labfs39: LOL!

Probably not a great idea during a pandemic, but I’m going Around the World in Eighty Days.

After shuffling between Malaya, UK and Australia to see the building of A Town Like Alice and stopping by Iceland to make sure I am not Silenced, I am going back to spend some time On the Beach in Australia.

>19 hemlokgang: If someone wants to, why not?

>26 AnnieMod: not necessary, certainly not forbidden! 🙂

Fleeing from Spain to Brazil after performing an Act of The Damned.

Currently enjoying my time with The Bastard of Istanbul.

Off to a fictional village Africa, where I will spend time reminiscing about How Beautiful We Were.

Kicking off our Rollin' with the Holies!! world tour and sound checking The Harp of Prophecy for any messy heresy chords. If the fans scream: your lyrics are FIRE, no encores, no meet and greet, we just high-tail it out of there.

Secluded in a French psychiatric hospital, crossing my fingers while watching Narcisse On A Tightrope.

Being pulled towards Tucson with everybody else as I study The Almanac of the Dead.

Sitting in a cozy fireside chair in England, nosing through The Diary of Samuel Pepys.

I am with Greek warriors outside the Ancient city of Troy in The women of Troy

Freezing my tush off in real life, thanks to Artic air from Canada, while laughing at the Killer in King's Cove.

Now off to Iceland for a pointless search for Moonstone: The Boy Who Never Was.

Heading to Toronto and a very intimidating Fight Night.

I'm trying to avoid man-eating tigers and stay afloat as The Hungry Tide sweeps over the Sundarbans off the coast of India.

I will be splitting time between New York City and Southern Italy, living with Strangers I Know.

I've left the Maus in Poland and am now fearing I Will Never See the World Again and regretting The Things I Didn't Tell My Father.

Left Turkey and headed to Jerusalem to hear a Tale of Love and Darkness.

In London with Mrs. Dalloway.

As from this morning I am out of this world, resting along the seaside on a Dune.

I just returned from the Middle East where I had an Appointment with Death.

I'm in Paris in 1942 during the German Occupation searching for Dora Bruder, a 15 year old unregistered Jewish girl who has escaped from her convent and is now missing.

>46 kidzdoc: I'll look forward to your comments on Dora Bruder. I read it last spring.

Off on a journey starting in Poland then on to the Hapsburg and the Ottoman Empires, all part of reading The Books Of Jacob, while simultaneously solving a murder in Iceland where someone will be seeking The Absolution.

Even while striving against the systemic racism in the small U.S. town of Stanton Kansas and the south side of Chicago, life is Not Without Laughter.

Heading to New York City and it's subway system where I will familiarize myself with This Side Of Brightness.

>47 labfs39: Dora Bruder, which was published as The Search Warrant in the UK, where I purchased it in 2016, was easily the best novel I've read by Patrick Modiano. I'll write a review of it this weekend.

I'm in Money, Mississippi, the small town where Emmett Till was lynched after he was falsely accused of flirting with a White woman in 1955, on the trail of a series of murders amongst The Trees.

In Arizona with The Sackett Brand.

Taking a quick detour to stop off in Maine in support of my Blood Mother as we reminisce and flip Through The Pages of our lives.

In a future(?) Texas with ghosts and Elatsoe.

I made a quick stop off at The School for Good Mothers in Pennsylvania, wandered through Palestine with Joe Sacco, and am heading back to Israel for more Love and Darkness.

I just finished traveling through the Indian Ocean and South China Sea, particularly visiting Hong Kong and Canton in Flood of Fire (Amitav Ghosh) for the First Opium War.

Off to London to mingle with spouses of politicians, particularly Lady Clementine.

Jumping around Europe mostly, but landed in Boston and Australia with this one too. People of the Book

Heading to the Greek Islands to help solve the Moonflower Murders.

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