June in Review
With the weather ricocheting from cold-enough-for-tights at the start and close of the month to warmer-than-it-was-while-I-was-in-Australia by the middle, June is a hard month to categorise. I’ve been ambling about […]
With the weather ricocheting from cold-enough-for-tights at the start and close of the month to warmer-than-it-was-while-I-was-in-Australia by the middle, June is a hard month to categorise. I’ve been ambling about […]
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The Marshalsea for most of us is synonymous with Dickens, Little Dorrit and the impossible position of debtors in Victorian Britain. However, the prison which so traumatised Charles Dickens was in […]
Recently, I have been rebelling against the Rules. Specifically, the rules of Book Buying. Since early childhood, there was a strict embargo on me owning books that were pre-read. In […]
I have always liked Nora Ephron but, like many people, I tended to know her more for her one-liners rather than for having actually read anything by her. Heartburn was […]
This time last year, I was hoping that the polls would go the other way. Alas. And a year on we seem no less divided. Still, I have always enjoyed […]
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