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Tags: Books, hard cover

Essential

eleonore mosimann wrote 4 months ago: This year, want to throw away everything that is not essential, live with the minimum.Wear the minim … more →

Tags: Details, pure, Shoes, Leonardo Da Vinci, Shoe Mint, Helmut, acne, leather, she inside

Painting the Spirit

Linda Proud wrote 5 months ago: Samhain was the start of the Celtic new year, so November was a good moment to begin a new novel. Al … more →

Tags: character, dürer, Erasmus, Italian renaissance, Melanchthon, Neil Oliver, Northern Renaissance, Queen's Gallery, Robert Graves

NYRB Lit -- Eloquent Raison D'Etre

Bloom wrote 7 months ago: 21 September 2012 Following is from Sue Halpern, editor of NYRB’s new ebook series.  I am actu … more →

Tags: Book Biz..., book jackets, e-reading, Long For This World, Money, Publication, technology, The Reading Life, the writing life

E-reading Turns a Corner?

Bloom wrote 8 months ago: 17 September 2012 Thanks to Lisa at Like Fire for alerting us to NYRB’s new e-book series, NYR … more →

Tags: analogians anonymous, Art, book jackets, e-reading, Money, technology, The Reading Life, ipad mini, Like Fire

A Gift for the Magus6 comments

Linda Proud wrote 9 months ago: I’ve been haunting your blog, searching for when the new book would be ready,  accidentally we … more →

Tags: A Gift for the Magus, Judith Testa

The Gist and the Holy Grail6 comments

Linda Proud wrote 10 months ago: It seemed a mad thing, to go all the way to deepest Devon and back in a day. But not to go – w … more →

Tags: Alice Oswald, Andrew Lawson, Antoinette Moat; Ted Hughes, Briony Lawson, Carol Ann Duffy, Devon, Imagination, John Moat, Jules Cashford

The Arrow-Maker and the Gorilla1 comment

Linda Proud wrote 1 year ago: There is an ancient story from the Indian tradition about an arrow-maker whose attention to his work … more →

Tags: accurate detail, A Gift for the Magus, Editing, Proof reading, iain mcgilchrist, The Master and his Emissary, John Moat, Maggie Ross, Simons and Chabris

Quaking Birthdays4 comments

helena grace wrote 1 year ago: Then I saw what was not so obvious: that the holding together could only be done by “quakers. … more →

Tags: chymical wedding, david brooks, New York Times

Bards on the Wing

Bard on a Bike wrote 1 year ago: Spring is sprung The grass is ris’ I wonder where the birdies is The bird is on the wing But t … more →

Tags: bard, Books, awen, Kevan Manwaring, Bardic, windsmith, James Hollingsworth, Bardism, Fantasy

Bards on the Wing

Bard on a Bike wrote 1 year ago:     Spring is sprung The grass is ris’ I wonder where the birdies is The bird is on the wing B … more →

Tags: bard, awen, Kevan Manwaring, Bardic, windsmith, James Hollingsworth, Bardism, Fantasy

The Promised Land

richardgwyn wrote 1 year ago: I have made a couple of references recently to The Promised Land, my favourite bar and hostelry, whi … more →

Tags: Literature, Wales, Belinda Bauer, cardiff, Cardiff University, Clare Potter, Douglas Houston, Gwyneth Lewis, Othniel Smith

Fiction Uncovered: the list6 comments

David Hebblethwaite wrote 1 year ago: The Fiction Uncovered list has been announced. The idea behind this initiative was to highlight book … more →

Tags: Books & Stories, Opinion, Books, Lists, fiction uncovered, Robert Edric, ray robinson, Catherine Hall, sarah moss

Publish and be Damned13 comments

Linda Proud wrote 2 years ago: An unfolding story has come my way, a morality tale of today. A Facebook friend posted a link to a b … more →

Tags: Self Publishing, Indie Publishing, Vanity Publishing, alma, Ray Kidwell, Carol Kidwell, Godstow Press


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