41. What's Sarah Reading?: 96. The Secret History By Donna Tartt My favorite writers are donna tartt, Joyce Carol Oates, Ruth Rendell, Denise Mina, Ellen Gilchrist, Margaret Atwood, and Tom Perrotta. http://www.tcpl.org/sarah/2007/12/96-secret-history-by-donna-tartt.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=29712659"); What's Sarah Reading? Sarah's 100 Book Challenge Monday, December 31, 2007 96. The Secret History by Donna Tartt Richard Papen arrives at Hampden College in Vermont ready to reinvent himself. He is quickly drawn into a group of five eccentric students who are studying Greek with the influential Julian Morrow. Julian urges his students to become completely immersed in their Classics studies, and when the students take up his offer and take part in a wild bacchanalian frenzy and end up killing a local farmer, the group dynamics change. One of the group members can’t stop talking about the death, and the group must decide how far they will go to keep their secret safe. As I wrote in my blog introduction, this book is one of my favorite books and one that I read every year. I love the small campus and Vermont setting, and the autumn atmosphere that the novel starts out in. Part gothic, part psychological thriller, it is a disturbing look at group dynamics and how far ordinary people will go to keep a secret. posted by Tompkins County Public Library @ 12:00 PM 0 Comments 0 Comments: Post a Comment Sarah says, "Read."

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The Secret History by Donna Tartt THE SNOW in the mountains was melting and Bunny had been dead for several weeks before we came to understand the gravity of our situation. - The Secret History, prologue Go back and read that quote again. I'll wait. Done? You have to agree, that's a great opening line. It not only tells you that there's been a death, the name of the dead person and how long ago that death look place, but also that several people are more concerned about themselves (the gravity of our situation) than they are the deceased. The first half of the book leads up to Bunny's death; the second half deals with the consequences. Here's the poop: The story is told by Richard Papen, a twenty-year-old Californian who ends up in "Hampton" (It's Bennington, folks.) College in Vermont. His abilities with Ancient Greek land him in the company of the school's most reclusive students and there elitist Professor. A ritual that invokes RATYHTL's patron God, Dionysus, goes horribly sour and things spiral out to control. From that summery, you'd never believe that this is a very funny book, but it is. It's also only the second book that I've reviewed on this site to earn an A+. Very good, Ms. Tartt. You may sit up front, next to Mr. McCarthy. But there's something I need to warn you about - your fans. Donna - May I call you Donna? No? OK, Ms. Tartt, there is a web site out there that you should be aware of. It's called

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Danny Yee's Book Reviews Subjects Titles Authors ... Latest The Secret History Donna Tartt Penguin 1993 A book review by Danny Yee studying ancient Greek warps the minds of the young? When I first came across The Secret History The Secret History Despite the first person narration, the narrator's personality does not intrude into the novel. He is a passive, almost "recording" character, who discovers rather than initiates, and who plays the role the chorus would have played in a real tragedy; he comments on the action and his hindsight replaces prophecy as the voice of fate. I could go on at length about other literary devices and parallels, and indeed many of them are explicitly raised; The Secret History is sprinkled with literary references. (The obvious comparison to Crime and Punishment is made by both the blurb on my copy and one of the characters.) This is never done artificially, however, and genuine authorial/narratorial insight is combined with appropriateness to the context and characterisation. Hopefully this will not have turned off potential readers without an interest in the classics.

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advanced search my account sign in home ... groups Donna Tartt author profile born December 23, 1963 gender female place of birth United States genre about this author edit data Donna Tartt (born 23 December 1963) is an American writer who received critical acclaim for her two novels, The Secret History (1992) and The Little Friend (2002). Tartt was the 2003 winner of the WH Smith Literary Award for The Little Friend. The daughter of Don and Taylor Tartt, she was born in Greenwood, Mississippi but raised 32 miles away in Grenada, Mississippi. At age five, she wrote her first poem, and she first saw publication in a Mississippi literary review when she was 13 years old. Enrolling in the University of Mississippi in 1981, she pledged to the sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma. Her writing caught the attention of Willie Morris while she was a freshman. Following a recommendation from Morris, Barry Hannah, then an Ole Mis ...more [close] Donna Tartt (born 23 December 1963) is an American writer who received critical acclaim for her two novels, The Secret History (1992) and The Little Friend (2002). Tartt was the 2003 winner of the WH Smith Literary Award for The Little Friend. The daughter of Don and Taylor Tartt, she was born in Greenwood, Mississippi but raised 32 miles away in Grenada, Mississippi. At age five, she wrote her first poem, and she first saw publication in a Mississippi literary review when she was 13 years old.

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Web Buzzle.com Home World News Latest Articles Escape Hatch ... History Articles The secret history of new Donna Tartt novel Fans plot to be first readers of reclusive writer's long-awaited new blockbuster. On Mother's Day in 1964 a boy of nine is found hanging from a tree. This mysterious killing changes everything for his family. It is also the mysterious killing at the heart of the most jealously guarded second novel in publishing history: Donna Tartt's The Little Friend. Fans plot to be first readers of reclusive writer's long-awaited new blockbuster. On Mother's Day in 1964 a boy of nine is found hanging from a tree. This mysterious killing changes everything for his family. It is also the mysterious killing at the heart of the most jealously guarded second novel in publishing history: Donna Tartt's The Little Friend. Tartt's first book, published 10 years ago when she was 28, was a literary sensation. The Secret History told the suspenseful story of a privileged band of classics scholars who attended an elite American college. A potent mix of murder, adolescent sexual tension and ancient Greek ritual, it sold more than a million copies in the United States alone, and has been translated into 23 languages. Now the long wait for Tartt's next book is almost over. Simultaneous publication of The Little Friend in the United States and in Britain is set for the end of October. For the enigmatic author's devoted fans, however, a few more weeks of patience is proving hard to muster. Some are prepared to go to extraordinary lengths to be first to buy a copy.

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54. Donna Tartt Discussion Although I was disappointed and upset by the sudden ending of the book, I can t but admire donna tartt. This is definitely a story to be continued; http://www.gnooks.com/discussion/donna tartt.html

gnod music books movies The Secret History Released 2004 True Grit Released 2007 The Little Friend Released 2003 Donna Tartt's The Secret History: A Reader's Guide (Continuum Contemporaries) Released 2001 Chip Kidd: Book One: Work: 1986-2006 (Chip Kidd) Released 2005 True Grit Released 2006 The Secret History Released 1993 The Little Friend Released 2002 THE SECRET HISTORY Released 1992 The Little Friend Released 2003 Discussion: Donna Tartt I am her #1 fan. No one can possibly say otherwise. To Hfl: I won´t say otherwise. Donna Tartt is a genious! I've just finished reading The Little Friend and was very disappointed by the ending. What the heck happened? Did she get epilepsy from the drug Did her family end up okay I'm so upset - this book definitely did not live up to The Secret History which is my all time favorite book. I agree, Though beautifully written and hugely moving in places the ending a real dissapointment. Clearly the journey was more important than the destinantion. I disagree with disappointed. I thought the little friend was far better written, better plotted and infinitely more interesting than the secret history: and vastly more subtle. it didn't leave me with any major questions, just a feeling of sadness that it was over and much to reflect on... I cannot recommend the book highly enough... Don't be put off by the critics is my advice

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Southern Discomfort A murder mystery set in small-town Mississippi The Little Friend Donna Tartt Knopf, 480 pp, $26 reviewed by Sonja Ostrow Monograph: Poetry for Dummies? by Deborah Friedell Nonfiction Erasmus and the Age of Reformation book by Johan Huizinga reviewed by Susannah Rutherglen The Golden Ratio: The Story of Phi: ... reviewed by Michael Obernauer Fiction The Cave book by Jose Saramago reviewed by Paige Austin Three Junes ... reviewed by Su Mon Han Features Letter to an Undergraduate from Annabel Patterson Profs' Picks can't judge a cover by its book ... by Elizabeth Archibald Writers, like pop stars, are often one-hit wonders. Assignation to this category seemed to be the fate of Donna Tartt, whose intellectual thriller The Secret History The Little Friend deserves a better editor. The Mississippi-born Tartt has set her story in a small town in her home state, populated by impoverished blacks, whites in trailer parks, snake-handling preachers, and a dying circle of aristocrats.  The protagonist of the novel, Harriet Cleve Dufresnes, is a member of the latter group.  Her brother, Robin, was brutally murdered when Harriet was still a baby.  The summer of her twelfth year, Harriet decides to solve and avenge Robin's murder.  A few chance remarks by her family's housekeeper lead her to pin the murder on Danny Ratliff, who is somewhat unwillingly following in the criminal footsteps of his father and brothers.  Harriet plays the sleuth through the bulk of the novel, as the Cleves and Ratliffs get to know each other a little too well. All of it is quite predictable.

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The Little Friend by Donna Tartt Published by Knopf 480 pages, 2002 Buy it online Too Little, Quite Late Reviewed by Tony Buchsbaum First novels are tough. It's tough to write one (I've done it, so I know), and it's tough to get one published (I've done that, too, so I know that, as well). For the rest of us, it's quite often hard to read them, as they're not always of the best quality. Their stories are sometimes hackneyed. Sometimes coming-of-age-like. Sometimes they're just downright bad. And then, other times, they're sublime. A few years ago, there was a novel called A Simple Plan by Scott Smith. It was, as they say, un-put-down-able. In that respect, it was very much like another first novel, The Secret History by Donna Tartt. When I first got my hands on The Secret History , I devoured it. I mean, it was all I did for days and days. I didn't eat. Didn't sleep. Didn't call anyone or answer the phone. I think I bathed, but I'm not sure; after all, it was ten years ago. It was an amazing piece of work. Scholarly in a way that made you want to know as much as Tartt obviously did. Thrilling in a way that made you want to go back to school and be a little more decadent than you were and a little smarter. Well-written in a way that made you think about whether you really could be a novelist. It was the kind of novel you talked about, argued about and wanted to hold on to, like a close friend. It was the kind of novel that became part of you.

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Search All of Salon.com Only Books Directory Hot Topics Book Reviews Garrison Keillor J.R.R. Tolkien Harry Potter ... Dave Eggers Articles by date All of Salon.com By department Find a job Access your PC from Anywhere ... Newsletter Salon Communities The Well Table Talk Salon Blogs Salon Credit Card ... Table Talk [Spirited Salon forums] What is your kid reading? Had an adventure in mangled language lately? Posts of the week The Well [Pioneering members-only discussions] Let's get catty! Sound Off E-mail Salon Send us a Letter to the Editor Recent Letters Downloads Get Salon.com on your PDA "The Little Friend" by Donna Tartt Ten years after her hugely successful "The Secret History," a precocious author returns to prove she's still got that ol' black magic. By Laura Miller Donna Tartt's first novel, "The Secret History," was a precocious book about precocious people written by a precocious author guaranteed, that is, to irk the throngs of envious lesser talents who stand ready to take pot shots at any writer (other than themselves, of course) who presumes to win critical and commercial success at too early an age. And her characters were aggravating, it's true; pretentious classics majors at a bohemian private college in Vermont, they wore pince-nez, for crying out loud, and played euchre. But try, once you've started it, to stop reading that novel. Most people couldn't. It's got its share of rough spots, affectations and improbabilities, but it's not dull, the chief sin of 95 percent of the fiction published today.

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