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Monday, July 04, 2011

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Hi Victoria, I like your video very much! Thanks for the effort. Patrick O'Brian is awesome! I read all of his Maturin series.

I like what you do with your hair (left shoulder-right shoulder :))

Looking forward to seeing the next instalment.

Thanks for this Victoria, I really enjoyed it. Loved the close-ups of author photographs :).

I liked the Case Histories TV adaptation too, especially the episodes based on the third Jackson Brodie book, When Will There Be Good News?.

I really enjoyed this - it was great to see you address the physicality of the books, showing us the pages, cover and photos, making them more real somehow.

The only critique I would have is the sound - you speak clearly, but even with my speakers all the way up, it was a bit too quiet.

Keep up the good work though please!

I really enjoyed this video, Victoria - thanks for making the effort! It's great to hear all about your 'book loot', and I loved all the little details about each book.
Looking forward to another one!

I like the sense of adventure in this new endeavor. Congrats and keep it up.

What a great idea! I'm a long-time visitor of this blog but it's nice to see you in person (and the books too!)

Cool! Now you just need to enable video comments... :-)

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