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A bookshop made for R F Delderfield4 comments

whistlesinthewind wrote 1 month ago: R F Delderfield (1912-1972) was a popular writer with a talent for telling epic, decade-spanning nov … more →

Tags: Books, Film & TV, Devon, Diana, Bookshops, Mary Morris, Andrew Davies, Lord Byron

Monday Soapbox: Epic Novels10 comments

Jackie wrote 1 year ago: The word ‘epic’ is trendy now. It’s replaced “fab”, “phat” and “awesome” as a description for someth … more →

Tags: Fiction: Historical, Entries by Jackie, Thursday Soapbox, Fiction: 20th Century, epic novel, Sagas, James Clavell, James Michener

For My Own Amusement - R.F. Delderfield16 comments

Claire (The Captive Reader) wrote 1 year ago: I’ve spent the last few days working through R.F. Delderfield’s autobiography For My Own Amusement, … more →

Tags: Non-Fiction, Memoir/Biography

Prolific2 comments

Tracey wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday I wrote a little over 1,800 words. I’ve been averaging about 1.5k words (5 pages) pe … more →

Tags: writing, Jack London, how many words do you write in a day, Stephen King, Tom Wolfe, J. R. R. Tolkien, edmund morris, Erle Stanley Gardener, Victor Hugo

TO SERVE THEM ALL MY DAYS

ruthyr wrote 2 years ago: NOVEL:  TO SERVE THEM ALL MY DAYS – R. E. DELDERFIELD/Washington Sq./Simon & Schuster … more →

Tags: World War II, Spanish Civil War, World War I, English Public Schools, Wales, Devon, Headmasters, History, history teachers

BTT: The Great Unknown4 comments

Claire (The Captive Reader) wrote 2 years ago: Who’s your favorite author that other people are NOT reading? The one you want to evangelize for, th … more →

Tags: Booking Through Thursday

Review in Questions: God is an Englishman by R. F. Delderfield2 comments

cmcraig wrote 2 years ago: This bestselling novel set in the ruthless world of Victorian commerce follows the fortunes of Adam … more →

Tags: God is an Englishman, Adam Swann, Victorian England, crimea, India, nineteenth-century London

Goodbye Mr Chips by James Hilton4 comments

Lisa Hill wrote 2 years ago: Another book about an old man dying, but entirely different to Rules for Old Men Waiting and Out Ste … more →

Tags: Reviews, Classics, British Literature, HILTON James, Male authors, 20th Century, Goodbye Mr. Chips, "James Hilton", to serve them all my days

2008 Reading Roundup16 comments

chartroose wrote 3 years ago: It’s time to look back at 2008 and choose my favorite and not so favorite reading experiences. … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, goodbye lemon, Adam Davies, Charity Girl, Michael Lowenthal, Now is the Hour, Tom Spanbauer, Louis Bayard, The Pale Blue Eye

To Serve Them All My Days 18 comments

chartroose wrote 3 years ago: R. F. Delderfield, 1972, 638 p. Before I get started on my critique of this novel, it’s time for a b … more →

Tags: Newer Reviews, to serve them all my days, English Public School


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