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Minogue, Noonie

Noonie Minogue is a Londoner who writes, etches, teaches Latin and translates Greek songs. She will never now look less than attentively at any slip of paper left behind in a book.

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Noonie Minogue on Ford Madox Ford, The Good Soldier

It’s nearly thirty years since a friend lent me Ford Madox Ford’s The Good Soldier (1915) and he’ll never get it back. I’ve read it five times since then – I like to revisit books. Of course what Heraclitus said of rivers is true of books as well. We can never step into the same book twice, and no book is more shifty and fluid, reflecting back who you are when you read it, than The Good Soldier .

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