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Join Our Spoiler-Welcome Discussion of T. Kingfisher’s Books  

Life is always happening and has happened and will happen

Question 7 by Richard Flanagan

June 12, 2025 by LittlePlat 1 Comment

One of Chekhov’s earliest stories was a parody of mental arithmetic questions asked of schoolchildren, of which Chekhov’s question 7 is typical: Wednesday, June 17, 1881, a train had to leave station A at 3am in order to reach station B at 11pm; just as the train was about to depart, however, an order came that the train had to reach station B by 7pm. Who loves longer, a man or a woman? Who? You, me, a Hiroshima resident or a slave labourer? And why […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Biography/Memoir, Featured, History, Non-Fiction Tagged With: #history, Australia, Australian authors, Baillie Gifford prize, HG Wells, Manhattan Project, Memoir-ish, memoirs, memory, nuclear war, Richard Flanagan, Tasmania, World War Two

LittlePlat's CBR17 Review No:7 · Genres: Audiobooks, Biography/Memoir, Featured, History, Non-Fiction · Tags: #history, Australia, Australian authors, Baillie Gifford prize, HG Wells, Manhattan Project, Memoir-ish, memoirs, memory, nuclear war, Richard Flanagan, Tasmania, World War Two ·
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