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10/20/2026

Tuesday Reads: Forget the caricature of Napoleon III as just a failed Bonaparte. In “The Shadow Emperor,” Alan Strauss-Schom reveals a visionary modernizer, a shrewd strategist, and a controversial leader shaped by the legacy of his uncle’s empire, and its defeats. One of those defeats, at Trafalgar, we remember tomorrow.

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10/19/2026

A Book Worth Knowing: “Murder in Mesopotamia” by Agatha Christie. One woman’s growing fear, a remote desert dig, and a deadly secret waiting to be uncovered. Hercule Poirot arrives to sift through buried motives as carefully as the archaeologists sift through sand. As Christie put it, “Life’s a battlefield, not a picnic!”

Dig into this one, link in bio. 🔍

10/16/2026

Happy birthday to Oscar Wilde, born October 16, 1854. No one wrote wit sharper or truths stranger than he did, and “The Picture of Dorian Gray” remains his most haunting gift to us, a story about vanity, temptation, and the price of staying beautiful forever. “The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it.” Would you trade for eternal youth?

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10/13/2026

Publication day! “Simply Nabokov” by Dana Dragunoiu is out now, a close look at the writer who turned language, memory, and obsession into art. From the wordplay of “Pale Fire” to the controversy and craft of “Lolita,” Nabokov remains one of literature’s most complex figures, and this book finally does him justice.

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10/11/2026

How did Tolstoy, Joyce, Proust, and Virginia Woolf never win the Nobel Prize in Literature? Some of the greatest writers in history never got the recognition you’d expect. Who else was overlooked, and why? We take a closer look at literature’s biggest snubs.

https://casacarlini.com/blogs/blog/the-writers-who-never-won-the-nobel-prize

10/08/2026

Thoughtful Thursday: In a world built for scrolling, reading slowly is a quiet rebellion. What book made you stop rushing?

10/07/2026

6 days to go! 📚🦋

Novelist, poet, translator, and butterfly hunter, Vladimir Nabokov was a writer like no other. In Simply Nabokov, Dana Dragunoiu traces his path from Russian exile to literary legend.

Out October 13. Preorder via the link in bio!

10/06/2026

Leave the familiar behind. 🌊

In Omoo, Herman Melville follows a restless sailor who joins a mutiny aboard a whaling ship and ends up wandering the islands of Tahiti as a beachcomber. Drawn from Melville's own adventures in the South Seas, it's a lively, funny, and eye-opening tale of freedom, rebellion, and life on your own terms.

Before Moby-Dick, there was Omoo. Available now from Carlini Classics. Link in bio. 📖

10/05/2026

A Book Worth Knowing: A woman who loves. A priest who cannot. A village that will not forgive. 🕯️

In The Woman and the Priest, Nobel Prize winner Grazia Deledda tells the story of a young priest torn between his vows and his heart, and the mother who will do anything to save him. Set in a small Sardinian village, it's a quiet, powerful novel about desire, duty, and judgment.

Available now from Carlini Classics. Link in bio. 📖

10/01/2026

Thoughtful Thursday! In 1729, Jonathan Swift "solved" Irish poverty with a modest proposal, eat the children of the poor. Satire so sharp it still draws blood 300 years later, a mirror held up to anyone who treats suffering as a math problem. Does it feel any less relevant today? 📖

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