6 thoughts on “In The Spotlight: Jacqueline Bublitz’ Before You Knew My Name”
After checking last night I discovered that my town library has a large print version of this, not my first choice but needs must. I’ll be grabbing that as soon as I can get there, our car is off the road at the moment so it will be a few days.
Sorry to hear about your car, Cath. I hope it’ll be ready soon! It’s good to hear your local library has the book; when you get to it, I hope you’ll enjoy it.
Sounds interesting and well done – I like the idea of seeing New York through the eyes of new arrivals. However, dead narrators don’t appeal to me, I’m afraid, however skilfully done!
That aspect – seeing New York through the eyes of newcomers – is really interesting, FictionFan. But, yes, Alice’s voice is very clear in the novel. And that’s not for everyone!
Crime Writer Margot Kinberg 
After checking last night I discovered that my town library has a large print version of this, not my first choice but needs must. I’ll be grabbing that as soon as I can get there, our car is off the road at the moment so it will be a few days.
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Sorry to hear about your car, Cath. I hope it’ll be ready soon! It’s good to hear your local library has the book; when you get to it, I hope you’ll enjoy it.
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Thanks Margot, interesting but I’m not tempted thanks
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Ah, well, Col, no book is a good fit for everyone….
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Sounds interesting and well done – I like the idea of seeing New York through the eyes of new arrivals. However, dead narrators don’t appeal to me, I’m afraid, however skilfully done!
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That aspect – seeing New York through the eyes of newcomers – is really interesting, FictionFan. But, yes, Alice’s voice is very clear in the novel. And that’s not for everyone!
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