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Tour of Opéra Garnier
I very recently discovered that you don’t need to part way with very many euros, nor watch a performance to see the interior of the spectacular Opéra Garnier. Daily visits run from 10am, cost €9… more →
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SYNESTHESIA I - launching my new visual art & sound series at Notting Hill Arts Club, curated by Kate Ross - Curatorial Curiosities
wrote 3 days ago: The new visual art and sound series that I am curating for Notting Hill Arts Club launches on the ev … more →
Kate Ross - Cut to the Quick (Julian Kestrel Mysteries #1)
wrote 1 week ago: Summary: Kestrel is the reigning dandy of London in the 1820s, famous for his elegant clothes and hi … more →
distinguished cravat
wrote 2 months ago: Distinguished Cravat is a line of patterned bow ties and classic neck attire by designer Kate Ross. … more →
SURFACE
wrote 4 months ago: SURFACE Chelsea Futurespace, London 13th February – 14th April, 2013 Artists: Brian Chalkley | … more →
"The Lullaby Cheat" by Kate Ross
wrote 5 months ago: “The Lullaby Cheat” by Kate Ross 12/15/12 Story 358/366 Kate Ross was a trial lawyer who … more →
faintingviolet’s #CBR4 review #48: The Devil in Music by Kate Ross
wrote 5 months ago: When I started reading the Julian Kestrel mysteries earlier this year based on Siege’s review of Who … more →
The Devil in Music (CBR4 #48)
wrote 5 months ago: When I started reading the Julian Kestrel mysteries earlier this year based on Siege’s review of Who … more →
faintingviolet’s #CBR4 review #44: Whom the Gods Love by Kate Ross
wrote 6 months ago: I find myself sitting to type of this review minutes after completing the reading of Whom the Gods L … more →
faintingviolet’s #CBR4 review #40: A Broken Vessel by Kate Ross
wrote 7 months ago: The Cannonball has given me many things this year (Ready Player One, The Fault in Our Stars, Dreamer … more →
faintingviolet’s #CBR4 review #36: Cut to the Quick by Kate Ross
wrote 8 months ago: I’m gullible when it comes to mysteries. Every red herring will throw me off the scent. Cut to the Q … more →
Liberal MLA accuses Mission school trustees of union favouritism (UPDATED)
wrote 9 months ago: A Liberal politician has accused Mission school trustees of placing union loyalties before students … more →
UBC acknowledges tougher grading in Alberta
wrote 1 year ago: The University of B.C. adds two percentage points to the averages of students applying from Alberta … more →
Siege's #CBR4 #1: Whom the Gods Love by Kate Ross
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wrote 1 year ago: In which Siege begins a new year of Cannonball Reading with a clever, well-written, and totally enga … more →
Siege CR3 #93: A Broken Vessel by Kate Ross
wrote 1 year ago: In which Siege reads another entertaining and engaging mystery featuring British dandy Julian Kestra … more →
Obviously I am not the most reliable blogger
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wrote 1 year ago: Here are the things I have been reading instead of stuff I could be writing about here: After I came … more →
REVIEW: Whom the Gods Love – Kate Ross
wrote 1 year ago: (Hodder and Stoughton 1996) Julian Kestrel – Regency dandy, man-about-town and sometime sleuth – beg … more →
Siege's CR3 #86: Cut to the Quick by Kate Ross
wrote 1 year ago: In which Siege reads a truly excellent period mystery with quirky, interesting characters and a plot … more →
Distinguished Cravat 2011-12 F/W Collegiate Collection
wrote 1 year ago: Fans of Cool – how you feelin’? Well I got a great e-mail yesterday simply titled: ***F … more →
