What I bought today ...

Actually, more like what I bought this week. A few purchases over the last few days ...

• Arnott, Peter D. An Introduction to the Greek Theatre, 1960
• Adelaide, Debra. Serpent dust, 1998
• Aristophanes. Lysistrata and Other Plays, 2003
• Euripides. The Complete Greek Tragedies: Euripides Vol 3, 1958
• Euripides. Medea and other plays, 1963
• Landesman, Peter. The Raven, 1998
• Lawler, Ray. The doll trilogy, 1985
• Moggach, Deborah. Tulip Fever, 2000
• Osbon, Diane K. (ed.) A Joseph Campbell Companion: Reflections on the Art of Living, 1995
• Wietzel, Paul. The New Illustrated History Of The World: The Triumph Of The Greeks 800 B.C. - 321 B.C., 1969

What I bought today ...

Quite a few this time around, so only listing their titles and authors ...

• Elton, G.R. Reformation Europe: 1517-1559
• Granta 58, Ambition
• Koestler, Arthur. The Act of Creation
• Meehan, Maurilia. Fury
• Moorehead, Alan. Cooper's Creek: the story of Burke and Wills
• Probert, Belinda. Working life
• Rafaello, Carboni. The Eureka Stockade

Not new titles by any means, but stuff that I still find very interesting.

What I bought today ...

So many selves by Gabrielle Carey

"... a person can find that he or she is composed, not of one singular fixed self, but of many selves ..."

In So many selves, Gabrielle Carey revisits some of the critical moments that shaped and defined her life

-from front endflap