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Book Review: ‘Death’s Other Kingdom’ by Gamel Woolsey

sandradan1 wrote 3 days ago: I loved this small book which I read in one day. Written by American writer Gamel Woolsey, member of … more →

Tags: books about Spain, Andalucia, book, Book Review, Books, books about spain, churriana, Death's Other Kingdom, european history

Book Review: ‘The Spanish Civil War’ by Helen Graham

sandradan1 wrote 1 week ago: This excellent little book is part of the series ‘A Very Short Introduction’ and is a blow-by-blow a … more →

Tags: books about Spain, spanish finca, living in Andalucia, Spanish Civil War, Sandra Danby, Andalucia, Spain, Living in Spain, Helen Graham

Book Review: ‘A Castle in Spain’ by Matthew Parris

sandradan1 wrote 1 week ago: This not a travel book, more a book about restoring a house in a foreign country. It is a book about … more →

Tags: books about Spain, A Castle in Spain, Andalucia, book, Book Review, Books, books about Spanish history, house restoration, living in Andalucia

Book Review: ‘Tales of the Alhambra’ by Washington Irving

sandradan1 wrote 2 weeks ago: My copy of this classic was bought in the gift shop at the Alhambra in Granada and has a beautiful a … more →

Tags: books about Spain, spanish finca, living in Andalucia, Sandra Danby, Andalucia, Spain, Living in Spain, book, Book Review

Book Review: ‘As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning’ by Laurie Lee

sandradan1 wrote 2 weeks ago: This small book is such a delight to read, it is at the same time a glimpse into ancient Spain [albe … more →

Tags: books about Spain, living in Andalucia, Spanish Civil War, Sandra Danby, nature, Andalucia, Spain, Living in Spain, málaga

Book Review: ‘¡Guerra!’ by Jason Webster

sandradan1 wrote 3 weeks ago:  The fist-fight described in the first chapter is quite a shock, and sets the tone for this excellen … more →

Tags: books about Spain, spanish finca, living in Andalucia, Spanish Civil War, Sandra Danby, Andalucia, Spain, Living in Spain, book

Growing Pains

dendrobiem wrote 2 months ago: So, you know, I got to thinking about this whole Spanish historical sites blog concept and came to a … more →

Tags: Spain, Catalunya, Travel

‘The Return’ by Victoria Hislop

sandradan1 wrote 2 months ago: Puente Nuevo in Ronda I like books that stay with me after I’ve finished reading them. Victoria Hisl … more →

Tags: books about Spain, Victoria Hislop, The Return, Spanish Civil War, Ronda, puente nuevo, Sandra Danby, Andalucia, Spain

The heart of Robert the Bruce

sandradan1 wrote 2 months ago: February 25, 2011 One of the things we promised ourselves we would do when we moved to Spain was dri … more →

Tags: Out & About in Andalucia, spanish finca, living in Andalucia, teba, Sandra Danby, Andalucia, Spain, Living in Spain, Robert the Bruce

Exhibition in Alicante: "Piratas. Los Ladrones del Mar"

hablaencasa wrote 2 months ago: La exposición “Piratas. Los Ladrones del Mar“,  se exhibe en el Castillo de Santa Bárbar … more →

Tags: News, Spain, Autonomous Communities, Alicante, Pirata

Spain by Jan Morris (book)

con jamón wrote 3 months ago: Spain by Jan Morris (1988 edition) Ten years ago M read a book by Jan Morris – Venice – a love lette … more →

Tags: All posts, Books, spain travel books

There’s a valley in Spain... Commemorating the Battle of Jarama9 comments

David Convery wrote 3 months ago: The legacy of the civil war is everywhere to be seen in Spain. All one needs to do is scratch the su … more →

Tags: British History, communism, Fascism, irish history, landscape, Memory, Spanish Civil War, Twentieth Century, aabi

A quick introduction about Spain and the Spanish culture

Elektra wrote 3 months ago: After the successful post Spanish, spaniards & España, I have just found this hirarious post!! F … more →

Tags: Opinion, Steals, Bargains & Curiosities, Spain, spanish cliché, Spanish Culture, Spanish Food, spanish inventions, spanish Stereotypes

To Queen Isabel4 comments

Jason Preater wrote 3 months ago: Antón de Montoro –  To Queen Isabel Oh, bitter, sad, old ragman, You don’t recognise your own … more →

Tags: Classics, Poetry, Manuel da Costa Fontes, Purdue University Press, Fernando de Rojas, converso, judío, limpieza de sangre, Montoro

Los Niños of Southampton

David Convery wrote 3 months ago: On 26 April 1937 the Nazi Condor Legion, working on behalf of General Francisco Franco, bombed the B … more →

Tags: Memory, Social History, Twentieth Century, Spanish Civil War, British History, basque, Refugees, Southampton, Warfare

"There Is NO Remembrance Which Time Does Not Obliterate..."3 comments

youjivinmeturkey wrote 3 months ago: “…NOR Pain Which Death Does Not Terminate.” –MIGUEL de CERVANTES {(1547-1616 … more →

Tags: writing, Life, Quote'tithth, Quotes, Images, Philosophy, writer, History, It's In The Photograph

Burn the Ships!1 comment

Mommy Meditations wrote 4 months ago: Philippians 3:13-14  Brethern, I count not myself to have apprehended, but this one thing I do, forg … more →

Tags: Devotions, Christian Womanhood, Christianity, Determination, preserverance

H is for Hernán Cortés

Pilar Orti wrote 4 months ago: After quite a break from my last Spanish Personalities post, I’m back, ready to give it anothe … more →

Tags: Spanish Culture, Spanish TV, Spanish Personalities, H

One thousand entrants in Goodreads giveaway – Winners announced!

Kevin Booth wrote 4 months ago: Congratulations to everybody who entered this one-month giveaway on Goodreads. The competition to gi … more →

Tags: Published Books, Celia's Room, Nightlife, barcelona, Sexuality, Spain, Spanish Civil War, Kevin Booth, Gay


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