Nils Tregenza 📚
@nilstregenza.bsky.social
Lover of world literature, music and art. Will give weekly recommendations here. Melbourne. Occasionally posts my art #booksky
The ideal outcome for me 👍
November 24, 2025 at 8:08 AM
The ideal outcome for me 👍
Russia Starts Here by Howard Amos is another good book about that experience
November 23, 2025 at 10:20 AM
Russia Starts Here by Howard Amos is another good book about that experience
It’s evening for me but a good morning to you
November 23, 2025 at 10:03 AM
It’s evening for me but a good morning to you
‘The Family Mashber’ by Pinchus Kahanovich (1948)
A surreal homage to what was once the centre of the Jewish world. A wealthy family spirals out of control after one of them joins the mystics at the edge of society, and a loan takes on a life of its own #ukraine
A surreal homage to what was once the centre of the Jewish world. A wealthy family spirals out of control after one of them joins the mystics at the edge of society, and a loan takes on a life of its own #ukraine
November 23, 2025 at 10:03 AM
‘The Family Mashber’ by Pinchus Kahanovich (1948)
A surreal homage to what was once the centre of the Jewish world. A wealthy family spirals out of control after one of them joins the mystics at the edge of society, and a loan takes on a life of its own #ukraine
A surreal homage to what was once the centre of the Jewish world. A wealthy family spirals out of control after one of them joins the mystics at the edge of society, and a loan takes on a life of its own #ukraine
I am writing about Ukraine for friends who don’t trust Western media, so this looks helpful. Thanks for recommending
November 22, 2025 at 1:20 AM
I am writing about Ukraine for friends who don’t trust Western media, so this looks helpful. Thanks for recommending
The translator (@wrongsreversed.bsky.social) also provided a playlist of Korean and Japanese songs referenced in the novel #music #worldmusic
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November 19, 2025 at 1:21 PM
The translator (@wrongsreversed.bsky.social) also provided a playlist of Korean and Japanese songs referenced in the novel #music #worldmusic
allwrongsreversed.net/category/lit...
allwrongsreversed.net/category/lit...
Thanks, I have done other things with the shape of the paint, though not another with a silhouette. I may post some in the near future
November 13, 2025 at 7:20 AM
Thanks, I have done other things with the shape of the paint, though not another with a silhouette. I may post some in the near future
The film adaptation was directed by Pattabhirama Reddy, and is also worth your time #filmsky #moviesky
Samskara Movie
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November 12, 2025 at 5:55 PM
Reposted by Nils Tregenza 📚
‘Fortress Besieged’ by Qian Zhongshu (1947)
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire #booksky
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire #booksky
November 3, 2025 at 7:46 AM
‘Fortress Besieged’ by Qian Zhongshu (1947)
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire #booksky
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire #booksky
‘Fortress Besieged’ by Qian Zhongshu (1947)
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire #booksky
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire #booksky
November 3, 2025 at 7:46 AM
‘Fortress Besieged’ by Qian Zhongshu (1947)
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire #booksky
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire #booksky
‘Fortress Besieged’ by Qian Zhongshu (1947)
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire
November 2, 2025 at 9:42 AM
‘Fortress Besieged’ by Qian Zhongshu (1947)
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire
China’s wartime as seen through a petty protagonist. Fleeing Shanghai for the interior, he falls into a job and marriage, allowing his small world of resentments and misunderstandings to be explored with remarkable vibrancy and an eye for satire