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FURROWED MIDDLEBROW: Reading diary: ELINOR M. BRENT-DYER, RITA COATTS

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Off the beaten page: lesser-known British women writers 1910-1960. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Reading diary: ELINOR M. BRENT-DYER, RITA COATTS. ELINOR M. BRENT-DYER, The School at the Chalet. 1925) and Jo of the Chalet School. Gradually, considering how many other authors and books I'm always trying to read at the same time) work my way forward in the series. Now, this is a bit easier said than done, because although paperbacks of the series are generally pretty readily available, those editions have often...

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book tours | Starck Words

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One foot in front of the other, one word after the next. Tag Archives: book tours. Circuit Theory book tour. Posted on July 30th, 2012. Join Kirby Crow and me as we tour six fabulous blogs with our Circuit Theory novelette! We’ve been interviewed, and we’ve written articles on a range of subjects connected to the story. Oh, and we have a giveaway, too! Comment with your email address at any [or all! Of the blog posts to be in […]. All written content on this website is. Kirby Crow and Reya Starck.

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FURROWED MIDDLEBROW: WORLD WAR II BOOK LIST (1 of 6) (updated 5/15/2016)

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Off the beaten page: lesser-known British women writers 1910-1960. Tuesday, April 28, 2015. WORLD WAR II BOOK LIST (1 of 6) (updated 5/15/2016). 2) Fiction: The Approach of War and Early Days. 3) Fiction: The Thick of It. 4) Fiction: The Immediate Postwar. 5) Fiction: Retrospective (post-1950). VIEW/DOWNLOAD ENTIRE LIST IN PDF. I know what you're thinking: Didn't Furrowed Middlebrow already spend a lot. Of time and a whole slew of posts putting together a War List? Is he getting senile or what? Of course...

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FURROWED MIDDLEBROW: May 2015

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Off the beaten page: lesser-known British women writers 1910-1960. Wednesday, May 27, 2015. WORLD WAR II BOOK LIST (5 of 6) (updated 5/15/2016). 2) Fiction: The Approach of War and Early Days. 3) Fiction: The Thick of It. 4) Fiction: The Immediate Postwar. 5) Fiction: Retrospective (post-1950). VIEW/DOWNLOAD ENTIRE LIST IN PDF. Fiction: Retrospective (published after 1950). The Heat of the Day. Trilogies starting in 1960. And there are several important novels written during the war that were only pu...

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FURROWED MIDDLEBROW: THE NOT-QUITE-SO-OVERWHELMING LIST (A Middlebrow Starter Kit)

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Off the beaten page: lesser-known British women writers 1910-1960. Saturday, May 24, 2014. THE NOT-QUITE-SO-OVERWHELMING LIST (A Middlebrow Starter Kit). That seems simple enough, right? But I hesitated for a long time, and have done quite a lot of agonizing about it. First, and most obviously, I have heard a persistent voice in my head repeating, in my most insecure moments, “Who am I to even attempt such a list? Overwhelmed by it, so I have decided to fight my resistances and insecurities and make a st...

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FURROWED MIDDLEBROW: March 2015

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Off the beaten page: lesser-known British women writers 1910-1960. Monday, March 30, 2015. Catching up with Mabel Esther Allan (part 1). After my rave review quite a while back of what seems to be Mabel Esther Allan's earliest surviving novel, Return to the West. Written in the 1930s but not published until 2013, and my enjoyment of Allan's early novel for girls Margaret Finds a Future. 1954), which I briefly discussed here. Body of work, and I've been quietly reading away on several more of her works.

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We Like – Something Rhymed

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Is a place to celebrate writing and writers, in particular novels and novelists. It’s a site where interesting new writing is aired and appreciated, chiefly through the reviews of industry professionals writers, publishers, journalists. It’s also a place for writers to discuss writing, and for readers to sample extracts of published work, selected for quality and variety. The Everyday Sexism Project. A valid problem to discuss. For Books’ Sake. Is to open up their take on the world to a wider audience&#4...