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It didn't take long for Sebastian Le Toux to make an impact for the New York Red Bulls. His game tying strike, and a steady performance from goalkeeper Bill Gaudette guided New York through brutal heat en route to a 2-2 tie against the visiting Seattle Sounders.
All in all, it was exactly what Red Bulls General Manager Erik Soler envisioned when he made his latest acquisitions.
"Me personally, I always liked (Le Toux) as what we call in Norwegian a 'Fishing striker', ones that are always on that line waiting to break through with anything that goes forward," Soler said of Le Toux's play. "I think we have the talent and capacity to play balls in to where he needs to have them. I just remember last year before the game again at Philadelphia – 'Don't let Le Toux go on those runs.' It took about 50 seconds and he started doing it."
While Le Toux proved dangerous for New York, fellow debutante Gaudette stood up to the challenge of his first start as well.
"We've been working on (acquiring Gaudette) for a while, simply because we have two very young goalkeepers. Ryan has probably played more games already than he has in a year so we were expecting that in the end he could end up with some strain, issues with injury. It's more or less a coincidence that it happened exactly when it did but we are happy that we were able to reach an agreement with Los Angeles and bring Bill in," Soler said. "We had Bill here on a trip to La Manga two years ago. We really like him and know him quite well so we are happy to have him on. It was a good opportunity that came up at that minute."
"I am pleased with his performance," Red Bulls Coach Hans Backe said.
New York struggled to gain it's footing early on in the match. The Sounders took advantage of the team's new look (a modified 4-3-3) and pressed an exposed back line for the first goal of the match.
In similar instances throughout the years, New York would turn to the speed of Dane Richards to turn the tide. As the Red Bulls coped with their recent turnover, the midfield suffered and the speedy Jamaican's presence was sorely missed.
"When you trade a player like Dane (Richards), it's a matter of two different emotions. One is your personal emotions, which is hard because we absolutely love Dane," Soler mentioned. "He has been a fantastic professional and a great guy. It's so hard when you like someone as much as both Hans and myself and everybody else does."
Nevertheless, Soler was quick to point out that the matter was out of his hands.
"He knew he was probably going to leave us in the summer," he said. "His agent was very clear he was going to go to Euriope. There's probably offers coming up for him to go in the summer. Then we had to look at it from a professional and business matter, and Sebastian was the right move. We know what he can do. We've seen what he can do in Philly. He hasn't done that well in Vancouver. We believe that it is partly because they played him out of position. We are hopeful with him but of course he needs the help of the rest of the team.
"We know everything that Dane brings us because we had him for so many years. We wanted to try something different, get some fresh air in the attacking part of the game. Sebastian is more an attacker that can play up front. Dane is a natural right sided midfielder. They are two different players and we believe for us there was more value in getting Sebastian at this moment."
The addition of Le Toux put a big question mark on the future of Luke Rodgers. The diminutive English striker has been petitioning the United States Consulate and Homeland Security for a work visa all year long after overstaying his visa last season. Late last week, Erik Soler assured the team would wait on him through August.
Their latest moves changed all that.
"We've been working on the Le Toux thing for a while and I didn't know if it was going to happen in one day, two days, two weeks and that is why I phrased the Luke Rodgers thing the way I did," Soler admitted. "I sat down with Hans and we said Luke has been someone that we really wanted back but we got Le Toux on, they share a number of assets, the way they play, quick, very hard working that can attack behind the defense of the opponents."
Soler acknowledged the fact that Le Toux will likely look for overseas options after the completion of the season. Though Richards was under a similar situation, the Red Bulls GM assured that the latest trades were meant to strengthen the side for the short term.
"We were thinking about the next four, five, six months," he admitted. "We haven't thought anything further at the moment. We just did what is best for the team. We are confident Sebastian will do very well here and get us some goals. If it works out well, we'll sit down with him and see (about next season)."
The one thing Le Toux's acquisition doesn't change is the team's endless hunt for a final Designated Player.
"We're still looking for a DP," he said. "An attacking DP."
I find it pretty incredible that LeToux has been bounced around so much. From everything I've read and seen about him he's a consummate professional, and someone I would love to have on my team. He is by far one of the hardest workers in MLS, and it pays off time and time again. I'm not a huge fan of NJ Pink Cows, but kudos to them for recognizing LeToux's mix of talent and ambition. If they can get their defense sorted they might actually have a crack at the Cup.
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Will any team go after evil Michael Ballack or party boy Ronaldinho. What are MLS teams waiting for? MLS lost Drogba, Trezegue, Raul and many others that still have game for the MLS. I would love to see ballack in TFC now or in the Northwest and Ronaldinho in NY Red Bull, that would give the Red Bull the MLS Cup. Also tell Rafael Marquez your salary is going down to sing up players who can play and stay healthy
Del Piero is still my guess
seriously, I always wondered if there is something that managers don't like that the fans never see..because from what i see he seems like a player I would lock into a long term contract a build a team around ASAP.
Ballack sucks! I wouldn't spend money on him unless he wants to play for a non-dp contract and I know he wouldn't do that. He has an ego bigger than beckham and he can't play half as well as him.
+1 on knocking Marquez' salary!
Well partly because it's his professionalism that makes him wanted by so many clubs, probably. He's worth trading for, so he ends up being traded more than the average player, much like DeRo.
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Ballack is an amazing player, and a player that the Red Bulls really need. I can understand that he is getting old and thats why they dont want him. The thing is we need to think this year, so sign Ballack on and then you can try and get a younger guy later on. Ballack + Red Bulls= MLS Cup.
All I can say is…IK Start. Soler can never fool us in NY/NJ. He drove them into the ground and somehow reincarnated himself in the US. But It is not a coincidence that the NYRB team with its depth of talent and youth/bench that Soler/Backe inherited just a few years ago, is now a very average and expensive and aging team fighting for the 5th or 6th place in the league. At least they have been successful in one area….lowering our hopes and expectations.
how come Ny Red Bulls are allowed to spend over 13 million a year on payroll? Why even have a salary cap?
Where is the DP, Erik???
You have been saying this for 2 years!!!
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Do some research about DPs and how their salaries work with the cap.
i've done the research buddy.I know about the DP gimmick. We're told there has to be a cap for competitiveness and to prevent overspending.
let me ask you this. Would you have a better team if you took 13 mil and spent it throughout your roster at all positions or would you have a better team if you spent 10.2 of it on two players and 2.8 mil of it on the rest of the roster?
MLS only allows for the second option.
So you just answered your own question. Why did you ask it in the first place?
care to answer my question?
We can forget about Stephen Ireland as the attacking mid DP Hans has been drooling over. The appointment of Gerard Houillier as RedBulls Director of Global football Operations has probably killed that idea. The two despised one another while Houillier was manager at Aston Villa. If I misspelled Houilliers name forgive me, I failed French in high school. The use of Henry as an experimental number 10 tells me that a 3rd DP as a central attacking midfielder may not be a realistic option for Erik Soler. The wait continues until after the next World Cup for Kaka's arrival in Harrison.


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Willis, who played football at Pahokee High School in Florida in 9th and 10th grade, decided to concentrate on basketball as an upperclassman. After taking a year off after high school to weigh his options, he decided to return to football and landed at Tom Minnick's elite Arizona Western program.
"Arizona Western's a great school," Willis stated. "They get some of the country's best players and train them all the way to the top. Last year I was new to the position. I played wide receiver in high school. It was a learning experience. I felt I improved on my technique, my skill, and using my feet and hips effectively."
In his freshman season, Willis made 31 tackles, three interceptions, two pass breakups, a tackle for loss, and a forced fumble on a Matador team that went to the 2011 NJCAA Football Championship Game but fell to East Mississippi Community College. Willis also handled kick and punt return duties for the Matadors and took one back for a touchdown. After his breakout season, he began fielding Division 1 offers.
"I'm actually taking my first visit to USF on July 20th," said Willis. "If I make a commitment before the season it will be a soft one because I want to make all of my official visits. I'd like to visit all of the Big 12 schools that have offered me, but it will have to be after my season is over in December.
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Willis has three Big 12 offers from Kansas State, Iowa State, and Kansas. His other offers are from Indiana, Mississippi State, USF, Louisiana-Lafayette, Memphis, New Mexico, and South Alabama. He plans on making his decision close to Christmas so he can be with his family in Florida.
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Just setting up Spice Works for the first time.
My company has 3 domains, 2 of which are on the same network (192.168.1.0).
One domain is Windows SBS Server, so cannot have trust with the other. The password is different so how can I have Spice Works scan the subnet with one password, then the same subnet with the second password.
Would it be better to have 2 versions running?
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Do you have duplicating addresses in 192.168.1.x domains? If so, then you don't want SW to scan them as the devices from the first run will be overwritten by the second run due to address duplication. Even if you entered the same scan range twice, once with the first domains credentials, and then again with second domains credentials, you may run into the overwrite problem. It would also generate a lot of errors.
You could enter each device by FQDN - but I don't think that would totally resolve the overwrite issue with duplicating addresses.
Having two versions running may be a partial solution, but you would not have an easy way to combine the data into a single point repository for reporting and inventory control.


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US companies also need to be aware of the recent Investigational New Drug (IND) Final Rule, and the upcoming New Drug Application (NDA) Final Rule and manufacturing supply chain regulations. "Companies must take this very seriously and figure out a way to get adequate control of their supply chains," Beninger adds.
The Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) is also up for changes by September 2012. Beninger noted: "We have a good idea of what it covers on the statutory level, but not at the regulatory level."
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Back in 2010 when I was at VMware, I would have bet you money that within months, the virtualization movement was going to sweep up enterprise apps with the roar of an unabated forest fire. But it didn't.
What seemed like fait accompli at the time turned out to be far more elusive than any of us could have predicted. The naïve, invigorated by the thrill of consolidating dozens of test/development systems in a weekend, bumped hard against a tall, massive wall. On the vendor side, we fruitlessly threw more disk drives, sheet metal, and plumbing at it. The price climbed, but the wall ceded not.
Fast forward to late 2012. Many still nurse their wounds from those attempts, unwilling to make another run at the ramparts which keep Tier 1 apps on wasteful, isolated servers until someone they trust gets it done first. To this day, they put up with a good deal of ribbing from the wise systems gurus, who enjoy reminding us why business critical apps absolutely must have their own, dedicated machines.
The seasoned OLTP consultants offer a convincing argument. Stick more than one instance of a heavily loaded Oracle, SQL Server or SAP image on a shared machine and all hell breaks loose. You might as well toss out the secret book on tuning, because it just doesn't help.
To some degree, that's true, even though the operating systems and server hypervisors do a great job of emulating the bare metal. It's an I/O problem, Mr. Watson.
It's an I/O problem indeed, into and out of disks. Terms like I/O blending don't begin to hint at the complexity and chaos that such consolidation introduces. Insane collisions at breakneck speeds may be more descriptive. Twisted patterns of bursty reads queued up behind lengthy writes, overtaken by random skip-sequential tangents. This is simply not something one can manually tune for, no matter how carefully you separate recovery logs from database files.
That's before factoring in the added pandemonium when the shared array used by a DB cluster gets whacked by a careless construction worker, or a leaky pipe drips a little too much water on the redundant power supplies.
Enter the adaptive technology of high-performance storage virtualization. Whether by luck or design, the bedlam introduced when users collapse multiple enterprise apps onto clustered, virtualized servers, mirrors the macro behavior of large scale, discreet servers banging on scattered storage pools. The required juice to pull this off spans several crafts. A chunk of it involves large scale, distributed caching. Another slice comes from auto-sensing, auto-tuning and auto-tiering techniques capable of making priority decisions autonomically at the micro level. Mixed in the skillset is the mysterious art of fault-tolerant I/O re-direction across widely dispersed resources. You won't find many practitioners on LinkedIn proficient in cooking up this jambalaya. More importantly, you won't have to.
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Jacqui Smith has admitted she would not feel comfortable walking London's streets alone after dark – whether it be in deprived Hackney or affluent Chelsea.
Critics immediately pounced on the Home Secretary's confession as "an admission of failure" and pointed out that millions of shift-workers without the luxury of a bodyguard have to travel late at night.
Efforts by her aides to undo the damage only made things worse when they claimed she had recently bought a kebab in Peckham, south-east London, at night. It later transpired her trip to the takeaway took place in the early evening and in the company of a minder.
At a time when the Government repeatedly trumpets its successes in reducing crime, her ill-chosen comments inadvertently echoed the fears of voters. Last year, 46 per cent of Londoners said they did not feel safe in their neighbourhoods at night.
Whatever the official figures might say, the public simply do not believe that levels of crime – and in particular violence – are falling. Ministers are now placing a higher-priority in tackling the fear of crime, which is higher than in most of Britain's European neighbours.
Are the streets more dangerous?
According to the British Crime Survey (BCS), which is far from perfect, but is still the most authoritative measure of offending levels, the answer is an unambiguous no.
All crime is down by 32 per cent over the last decade, with even bigger falls in burglary (55 per cent) and vehicle thefts (52 per cent), leaving the public judged to be at a 24 per cent risk of being a victim of any form of crime in a year, the lowest figure since the survey began in 1981.
The BCS also shows a sharp fall in violent crime of more than 40 per cent from its peak in 1995 and of 34 per cent since 1997. Rapid declines in the late 1990s have been replaced by a more stable pattern since the start of the decade, with the risk of falling victim to a violent crime in a year estimated at 3.6 per cent.
Beneath the reassuring headline figures, though, there are some rather more disconcerting statistics.
Last year, 9,608 firearm offences were recorded by police in England and Wales (more than a half of them in London, Greater Manchester and the West Midlands) – almost double the number eight years earlier. Knife crime also appears to be on the up, with an estimated 148,000 offences last year, an increase of 28 per cent over a decade.
Does the public believe crime is falling?
Quite the reverse. The BCS last year found nearly two-thirds of people thought crime was increasing in Britain. Asked, however, if they though it was rising in their local area, the proportion fell to 41 per cent.
Research for Ipsos Mori in 2005 found only 20 per cent of the public believed that crime was dropping. Last year, 55 per cent told the same pollsters that law and order was among the most important problems facing the country, well ahead of the next highest issue. It is a bigger cause for concern for Britons than the citizens of any equivalent western European nation, and even the United States.
So why the gap between reality and perception?
The Government has no control over the everyday experience of crime, or the anecdotes people hear of neighbours, friends and colleagues falling victim to thieves and muggers.
Moreover, smashed bus shelter windows, groups of vaguely menacing teenagers gathering in market squares or graffiti appearing overnight on public buildings will never be recorded as crimes, but play into a wider feeling among the public that levels of law and order are declining.
Ministers and some criminologists also believe that the reporting of crime, both nationally and locally, inevitably skews the public's perception of their vulnerability. Asked by Ipsos Mori last year why they believed crime had risen, 57 per cent of the public said from watching television and 48 per cent said from reading newspapers.
Home Office officials frequently protest wearily that journalists inevitably light upon the black spots in sets of crime statistics that are broadly positive.
Mike Gough, professor of criminal policy at criminal policy, Kings College, London, wrote recently: "Media portrayals of crime and justice do seem to be particularly perverse.
"News stories about soaring crime and judges who are soft on crime and soft in the head are good for circulation, but bad for justice – when the headlines bear so little relation to reality."
Can it all be the media's fault?
There is a school of thought that the Government is the author of its own downfall over crime, that ministers' hyperactivity over law and order, with a succession of criminal justice bills and the creation of more than 3,000 new offences in a decade, is fuelling public anxiety. Weekend headlines foreshadowing the installation of metal detectors in inner-city schools, and the promise of a fresh government crackdown on knife crime in the New Year will not have reassured the public that things are getting better.
Diane Abbott, the Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, made the same point, accusing Ms Smith of "feeding a culture of fear" with her comments. She said: "Jacqui needs to get to know inner-city London. She will find it is not the nightmarish scene from a Hogarth engraving that she seems to imagine."
Enver Solomon, deputy director of the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies in London, said the "increasing general anxiety" among the public over many aspects of their lives inevitably heightened the fear of crime. He said: "The biggest threat to children is from road deaths, but they might perceive that 'stranger danger' is the most likely way of their children being killed."
How are ministers trying to tackle fear of crime?
Ms Smith admitted at the weekend that the Government had a "big job" to persuade people urban areas had not become more dangerous. "I understand that whilst it's a fact that crime is falling, what you want to know is what's happening on your street; what the police officers in your area are doing and who they are. That's one thing we'll provide to people. Serious violence is something we need to address."
Part of her solution will be a fresh drive to build links between police and communities and devolve responsibility for policing to the most local possible levels. Louise Casey, the Government's former "respect tsar", has also been appointed to head a Whitehall review of how communities be better engaged in the fight against crime. In other words, Ministers hope that when communities see crime on the retreat locally they will be convinced that national tragedies are tragic aberrations rather than symptomatic of a slow slide into chaos.
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|No king in Westeros was more feared than Black Harren, whose cruelty had become legendary all through the Seven Kingdoms.
|~ Writings of Maester Yandel
Harren Hoare was born to House Hoare, a noble house from Orkmont who's past members also built Hoare Castle at Great Wyk. By the time Harren was born, the seat of the Hoares was Fairmarket, a town of the riverlands. Harren was the grandson of King Harwyn Hardhand, who extended the ironborn rule over the riverlands from the Neck to the Blackwater Rush, and the son of King Halleck Hoare. Harren's brother rose to become Lord Commander Hoare, leader of the Night's Watch.
Harren the Black was a vain, bloody tyrant, his cruelty being famed through the Seven Kingdoms. Though Ironborn, he returned to the Iron Islands infrequently. His father ruled from a modest tower keep at Fairmarket, but Harren desired a grander seat. He spent most of his reign constructing Harrenhal, the largest castle in Westeros. The Riverlands and Iron Islands were beggared to build the castle and thousands died in the process of building it. The day Harrenhal was completed Aegon the Conqueror landed in Westeros to begin his conquest of the Seven Kingdoms. The Storm King Argilac "the Arrogant" Durrandon had been so wary of Harren he had tried to make an alliance with Aegon to protect his weakening Kingdom, but he and Aegon were unable to reach terms.
Aegon was victorious over Harren's men in the Battle of the Reeds, but two of Harren's sons were victorious at the Wailing Willows. While they were returning to Harrenhal across the Gods Eye, however, the sons were killed by Aegon's dragon, Balerion. As Aegon's forces advanced, they were joined by the Riverlords, who hated Harren's tyranny. They were led by Lord Edmyn Tully, who had been summoned to defend Harrenhal. Aegon was also joined by the Blackwoods, Mallisters, Vances, Brackens, Pipers, Freys, and Strongs. Harren took refuge in Harrenhal.
Harren met Aegon outside Harrenhal to negotiate. Aegon said if Harren yielded he could remain Lord of the Iron Islands. Harren refused, confident his castle could withstand a siege and Aegon's dragons, to which Aegon told him "When the sun sets, your line shall end", at which Harren spat and returned to the castle.
Harren armed his men, promising lands and riches to whichever brought the dragon down. He said if he had a daughter he would give them to the dragonslayer, but he would give them one of Tully's daughters, or all three, or Blackwood's, or Strong's, or any girl of the Trident. However that night Aegon flew Balaerion up into the clouds, then descended inside Harrenhal and set the place alight. Harren ended, as did House Hoare. The next day Aegon accepted the fealty of the Riverlords and named Edmyn Tully Lord Paramount of the Trident.
On Harren's death there was conflict in the Iron Islands. Qhorin Volmark, who was descended from Harwyn's sister, tried to claim rule, but Aegon allowed the Ironborn to choose their own ruler, and they chose Vickon Greyjoy.
Harrenhal is rumored to be cursed, with a history of tragedy there. Quenton Qoherys, Master-at-arms of Dragonstone, was made Lord of Harrenhal and married one of Lord Tully's daughters. However House Qoherys ended with Quenton's grandson Gargon the Guest, known as this due to him visiting many weddings to practice the right of first night. A postern gate was opened by the father of a girl Gargon deflowered to Harren the Red, who claimed to be a grandson of Harren the Black. He gelded Gargon and left him to die in the Castle Godswood. Many more Houses were granted Harrenhal but have become extinct. The ghosts of Black Harren and his sons are said to wander Harrenhal, and set alight those who see them.


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I've realized that the vast majority of novels I've read are by men, so I'm trying to read more novels by female authors. Below are some of my favorites by women. I think these are all well-written enough to be considered "literary." If you could please list some of what you think are the best recent novels by female authors, I can start building a to-read list. Thanks! (PS: I'm looking for novels from the past fifty years or so, as I'm personally not a huge fan of Austen, the Brontës, or Woolf.)
The Handmaid's Tale
Your Blues Ain't Like Mine
A Visit from the Goon Squad
Half of a Yellow Sun
The Secret History
The Giver
The Lovely Bones
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
The Girl Who Played Go
Joy Luck Club
My wife enjoys the novels of Siri Hustvegt, Paul Auster's wife.
My favorite female writer has to be Annie Dillard--she's written some novels too but she's best known for her non-fiction. HOLY THE FIRM is a magnificent book, a life-changer.
Women of Sand and Myrrh, Hanan al-Shaykh
The Door, Magda Szabó
The Testament of Jessie Lamb, Jane Rogers
anything by Sara Paretsky
Gilead, Marilynne Robinson
The Golden Notebook, Doris Lessing
The Godless Boys, Naomi Wood
Don't forget the novels and short stories of Angela Carter.
GEEK LOVE by Katherine Dunn. Jaw-droppingly good.
If we're doing sf as well... then anything by Gwyneth Jones. L Timmel Duchamp's Marq'ssan Cycles is also excellent. And I've been impressed by recent books by Carolyn Ives Gilman, Lauren Beukes and Kameron Hurley. Actually, you might as well just check out SF Mistressworks and Daughters of Prometheus. Not everything reviewed there is especially good, but there's plenty to choose from.
The best recent women's novels I've read recently are:
Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel
Lord of Misrule by Jaimy Gordon
The Children's Book by A. S. Byatt
and A Visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan (which you already have)
Going back further (but within the 50 year mark) I'd suggest anything by Penelope Fitzgerald or Pat Barker.
In SF I would agree with Ian about Lauren Beukes. Her Zoo City is very good. Moxyland is on my TBR pile so I can't comment on that.
Amen to Pat Barker. Her World War I trilogy is superb.
Let's not forget Barbara Kingsolver, Julie Orringer, Alice Munro, Octavia Butler, Nalo Hopkinson and, if you wanna get REALLY literary and esoteric, how about Grace Krilanovich's THE ORANGE EATS CREEPS.
I recently started Swamplandia by Karen Russell and The Tiger's Wife by Tea Obreht.
Arcadia by Lauren Groff is pretty good; it came out early this spring. Anuradha Roy is one of my favorite authors because of An Atlas of Impossible Longing, and I would also recommend Susan Vreeland and Julia Alvarez.
I recommend a fine Canuck lass, Barbara Gowdy. Her novel THE WHITE BONE is highly regarded (my wife loved it), but I like her early, macabre tales, found in the volume WE SO SELDOM LOOK ON LOVE. Literate, but with a nasty streak.
11 - I completely agree with Anuradha Roy for The God of Small Things. Also, Heather Jessup's The Lightning Field was a wonderful read by a new, female author.
13 - Please don't confuse Anuradha Roy (An Atlas of Impossible Longing; The Folded Earth) with Arundhati Roy (The God of Small Things). Both are excellent writers, but easily confused. There was one review I read of An Atlas of Impossible Longing that wouldn't stop comparing it with 'the author's first novel, The God of Small Things.'
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The God of Small Things
The Inheritance of Loss
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Good content aside, the titles are getting a wee tad predictable. Like the trending of teen vampire love in Young Adult Fiction. Am I the only one who sees this?
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I think Roxana Robinson and Elizabeth Strout are two of the top contemporary female authors.
Susan Sterling is also excellent, as is Jane Smiley. And Monica Wood.
Jeanette Winterson. And then some more Jeanette Winterson.
16: If it's not that, it's The ______'s _______.
e.g. The Memory Keeper's Daughter, The Soldier's Wife, and so on.
Titles have indeed become quite formulaic these days.
One very recent book I've read by a female author is Birds of Paradise by Diana Abu-Jaber. I've yet to read any of her other works, but this novel is fantastic.
#17 I thought Strout's Olive Kitteridge was good but nothing special. I wouldn't put it on my top ten list.
I second the following:
A. S. Byatt
Diana Abu-Jaber
Arundhati Roy (I have not read the other lady with the same last name - wow, will have to check her out)
No one seems to have mentioned Barbara Kingsolver but I have read one of her novels and it was really disturbing and memorable, The Poisonwood Bible.
Also another female author with ties to Africa, Nadine Gordimer is a very good writer.
Anna: see #9.
Sorry, it wasn't blue! :)
Woman Warrior by Maxine Hong Kingston -- But it's autobiography. Still, really well written.
Rikki Ducornet. I'm always amazed that she 's so little known and celebrated.
Toni Morrison
Shirley Jackson
Gail Godwin
Alice Walker
Mary Gordon
Michelle Cliff
I forget whether anyone's mentioned Margaret Atwood.
@ #6: Thanks for reminding me of Geek Love. Great novel. Makes me want to reread it now.
GEEK LOVE. If anyone hasn't read it...wow. What a book.
I was supposed to read Geek Love this year for book club, but with all my senior year/college stuff never got around to it. It would be pretty high up on the TBR list now - it looks like a really quirky and interesting book, right up my alley - but it's already been packed for my family's move.
I'm currently reading Kit Whitfield's In Great Waters and not entirely sure I like it. OTOH, I've enjoyed Liz Jensen's novels. And she has a new one due out next month, The Uninvited*.
(*no touchstone as it doesn't appear to be in LT's database yet)
I enjoyed Anna Funder's historical novel All That I Am.
Apart from those already mentioned: Angela Carter (as Cliff pointed out): at least for Nights at the circus and The magic toyshop. A.S. Byatt's little sister, for the Headleand trilogy (The radiant way, etc.). Marina Warner isn't really a great novelist, but Indigo or mapping the waters definitely deserves to be in the list.
I'm not sure about Kate Atkinson and Sarah Waters: I liked Behind the scenes at the museum and Tipping the velvet when I first read them, but I haven't enjoyed their later books as much (Case histories was OK, though). I don't know if their first novels will really stand up to rereading.
Although not really "recent" in the usual sense, Barbara Pym and Elizabeth Taylor both scrape into the "last fifty years" category with their last two or three novels; quite a lot of Patricia Highsmith's work falls into the category too, e.g. The glass cell, Ripley under ground, Edith's diary and Small g. All worth reading.
I second Robinson's Gilead. If you're also looking for short fiction, Pee on Water by Rachel Glaser is one of the best books of same I've read in a few years.
Well, if you're going for short fiction I am near to the end of Binocular Vision, Edith Pearlman's award-winning, recent collection. The stories are quite wonderful and deserve all the accolades they have received.
My list is also dominated by male authors. However, White Teeth by Zadie Smith is one of my favorites.
I know none of these are particularly 'recent', but I really enjoyed them.
Jeanette Winterson is amazing, but not to everyone's taste... Try Sexing the Cherry, The Passion etc. Oranges are not the only fruit is good too.
Also, Jennifer Egan's other book (Invisible Circus) is lovely.
My favourite, though, is Nicole Krauss' The History of Love.
Some have already been mentioned here, but this is the company lingering on my desk at the moment:
Virginia Woolf (Yes, I know VW is not within the last 50 years...but I'm going to nod to her anyway because of her influence on those who followed)
Janet Frame, Faces in the Water
Paula Fox, Desperate Characters
Margaret Drabble
Joyce Carol Oates
Angela Carter
Iris Murdoch
Ann Tyler
Cristina Garcia
Gail Godwin
Donna Tartt
Doris Lessing
Flannery O'Connor
Harper Lee
Anne Lamott
Ingrid Hill
Lorrie Moore
Carson McCullers
Elizabeth Kostova
Rebecca Solnit, A Field Guide to Getting Lost (recent purchase)
Anne Carson, If Not, Winter
Judy Grahn, The Work of a Common Woman
Lady Charlotte Guest, The Mabinogion (Another very old book, but she's still out there.)
Linda Nochlin, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism 1874-1974
Georgia O'Keeffe, Some Memories of Drawings
(It seems I have an equal amount of male and female in this stack on my desk.)
Yes, I do need to clean my desk.
Christa Wolf, Accident, or Kassandra.
I didn't mean to leave these two ladies out...they aren't currently on my desk because I loaned them to my son.
Kio Stark, Follow Me Down
Vanessa Veselka, Zazen
and one more Lynne Tillman...she was there, hiding with her spine turned away between Paula Fox and Iris Murdoch.
One More River
It should have been a bestseller.
Kira-Kira by Cynthia Kadohata
The Bronze Horseman by Paulinna Simons
Wise Blood by Flannery O'Connor
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
Ann Patchett esp. Bel Canto
Yoko Ogawa - The Housekeeper & the Professor
Julie Otsuka esp. The Buddha in the Attic
Laura Lippman - What the Dead Know
Anne Tyler - The Accidental Tourist, Beginner's Goodbye
Geraldine Brooks - March
S. J. Rozan esp. Concourse
Gillian Flynn - Gone Girl
Erin Morgenstern - The Night Circus
Penelope Lively - The Photograph
Margaret Atwood - Oryx & Crake
Jennifer Egan - Look at Me
Girl Reading, Katie Ward, is excellent. The Godless Boys, Naomi Wood, is not bad, though I wasn't that impressed.
Land by Pak Kyung-ni. Though only a piece of this massive work is available in English it's clearly a masterpiece. Don't balk at the high price of the three volume edition now available. Just get your hands on it and read.
I'm also a great fan of Rikki Ducornet, one of our most under-appreciated American novelists.
And Yoko Tawada is always worth checking out.
I thought Oryx & Crake was rather mediocre, I have Brook's March, Robinson's Gilead and Erdrich's The Round House on my pile.
Geek Love is half of my user name, the other being Little, Big.
As for women authors, I'd add Amy Hempel and Jhumpa Lahiri. We can't forget the short fiction.
Doris Betts (who just died this year)
Andrea Barrett
Elizabeth Spencer
Josephine Humphreys
Ursula Le Guin
I recently read Gina Berriault, Women in Their Beds...quite a stunning short story collection.
Want something which makes you question your own life -- and death -- yet keeps you chuckling? Try THE BAG LADY WAR, by Carol Leonard Secroy. Hard to find, but even harder to put-down. -- Goddard
40: I second recommending Nicole Krauss. I have The History of Love waiting to be read, but I have read her book Great House and loved it.
Try these:
Toby's Room by Barker
One More River by Glickman
22 Britannia Road: A Novel by Hodgkinson
10> Tiger's Wife by Tea Obreht is excellent. I also loved Lavinia by Le Guin.
57: I started The Tiger's wife and really loved the beginning but have all these ER commitments and group reads so it didn't go very far. It is on my stack though.
It's too bad so many of the novels listed here are not recent at all. If the best answer you can come up with for 'recent novel by female author' is Virginia Woolf... it means you need to read more contemporary fiction by women. Woolf is not recent!
Bad Marie by Marcy Dermansky is a great recent novel.
In re #59. Friendly request for clarification. What do you mean by "recent"? If you mean that the ink is still drying on the pages, you're right. Otherwise you are mistaken: the great majority of the TITLE here are less than twenty years old. Obviously that long lst of authors (above) is something else.
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Chris Kraus's Summer of Hate is excellent.
Gone With the Wind and Little Women come to mind. Or do you mean more recent authors?
Hillary Mantel and her Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies?
Maine by J. Courtney Sullivan
The Interestings by Meg Wolitzer (comes out next week)
I second the poster who suggested Arcadia
Birds of a Lesser Paradise by Megan Mayhew Bergman, if you like short stories
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Minna to (みんなと) is a series of social RPG card games by Capcom and GREE released for mobile phones in Japan.
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- Minna to Akashic Heroes - (July 3, 2012) - Card game that features several historical characters.
- Minna to Youkai Heroes - (September 27, 2012)
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