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Gallery of Theorists | Tales from the Reading Room
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Tales from the Reading Room. A Literary Salon Where All Are Welcome. Over the years I’ve written many posts on literary and cultural theorists. This page brings them all together in what I like to think of as a rogues’ gallery of theorists and their theories. Critical Theory: A Life. The Project of Identity. Sartrean Existentialism, Lacan and Zizek). What Do Critics Do All Day? The Sight of Blood. Through the Looking Glass. Adventures Through the Looking Glass. My Significant Authors: Freud. Oh, gosh, th...
Frenchman’s Creek | Tales from the Reading Room
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Tales from the Reading Room. A Literary Salon Where All Are Welcome. Mr Litlove And The X(chromosome)-Files. Three Unique Voices →. Ever since the success and general pervasiveness of the. Pirates of the Caribbean. Franchise, I’ve found it hard to imagine a pirate without the vision of a heavily guylinered Johnny Depp floating across my mind. But the pirate in Daphne du Maurier’s romantic classic,. Friends, I continue to be a dreadful blogger but I have not abandoned you, as it may seem. There are al...
The Girl On The Train | Tales from the Reading Room
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Tales from the Reading Room. A Literary Salon Where All Are Welcome. Almost There →. The Girl On The Train. With me at the moment? Paula Hawkins’ thriller,. The Girl on the Train,. Is the most buzzy book around at the moment, and a cursory check of the reviews in the national papers indicates that everyone loves it. Everyone that is, but me. So if you loved. The idea that soured love really does drive people crazy. When it comes to relationships, they use sex as a weapon of power:. Scratch the surface an...
Two DNFs | Tales from the Reading Room
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Tales from the Reading Room. A Literary Salon Where All Are Welcome. A Rare Linky Post. Tuesday Bullet Points →. When you hate a book, it’s always personal, I think. By which I mean that the book cannot possibly be as bad as you think it is the hatred and dislike arise from whichever personal nerve has been tweaked, and reading through the subsequent red mist is never going to be rewarding. It’s quite rare for me to hate a book, but when Adam Gopnik’s. Winter; Five Windows on the Season. In all fairness,...
Speaking of Love | Tales from the Reading Room
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Tales from the Reading Room. A Literary Salon Where All Are Welcome. Fairy tales feature a lot in Angela Young’s striking and sensitive novel, Speaking of Love. There aren’t enough books about healing out there, and when they do come along, we have to be grateful if they’re as splendid as Speaking of Love. 27 thoughts on “ Speaking of Love. February 27, 2014 at 6:22 pm. February 28, 2014 at 7:55 am. March 6, 2014 at 1:14 pm. Slow-burning is the perfect term for it, Annabel! February 28, 2014 at 10:32 am.
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Amelia Pérez de Villar | De libros y de hojas
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De libros y de hojas. Otro blog sobre libros y escritura. Otro blog sobre libros y escritura. Archivo del Autor: Amelia Pérez de Villar. Acerca de Amelia Pérez de Villar. De las malas traducciones. Las malas de verdad. Agosto 18, 2016. Tras escuchar numerosos comentarios relativos a la mala calidad de algunas traducciones, muchos de ellos procedentes de lectores que nada tienen que ver con la traducción ni con el mundo editorial y afines, he publicado hoy este texto en la … Seguir leyendo →. Junio 9, 2016.
Winged Ink: Cinema and the Hoopla poetry series
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Poetry, publishing, writing, musings. Cinema and the Hoopla poetry series. Dear everyone, I'd like to you meet my new book - well, the cover anyway. And that image, which was taken by artist and designer Helen Reynolds, looks so cool and abstract, even though it actually isn't. Cinema has been a long time in the making - the earliest poem in the book I wrote, um, ages ago, before My Iron Spine. But we've cut it back to the poems that I think are the right ones to be in this book. By Stefanie Lash, and ca...
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Deborah Lawrenson: Countdown to June
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Provence, the Luberon and an old house on a hill. Wednesday, 20 May 2015. A heavy box arrives.this is always a lovely moment, one of the iconic moments, I suppose, of an author's life. This one is from HarperCollins in New York, and it contains early copies of the paperback edition of. Due out in the US on June 16th. However, over the next few weeks, I shall endeavour to put up some posts relevant to. To send it on its way. . The Sea Garden paperback. Oh, Deborah, Im so sorry! 20 May 2015 at 12:23.
Head of the Harbour: A grand old Lady...
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Head of the Harbour. A place to ponder. Monday, October 8, 2012. A grand old Lady. Tug Lyttelton dockside and firing up. Here is a little bit about the tug from her website http:/ www.tuglyttelton.co.nz/. The tug Lyttelton and her engines were built in Scotland in 1907 by. I can say, wholeheartedly, that she is, indeed, a great lady. The interior detailing of the Lyttelton is just stunning, all lovely wood and gleaming brass. Others were out enjoying the excellent sailing weather. But good on them :-).
Winged Ink: My Books
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Poetry, publishing, writing, musings. Books by Helen Rickerby. The poems in Cinema. Look at the personal through the lens of the camera and the world of cinema through unfiltered eye. Meet the boy who learns to kiss from action movies, the girl made up of symbols and the direction with the aesthetic of the sniper on the roof. Published by Mākaro Press. Paperback, 80 pages. Or other good bookshops. Is an inner and outer journey through the geography of Northland. Published by Kilmog Press. The first secti...
lavender tisane: Prairie Summer
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011. This is a quick check-in, what have I been up to in the two months I've been not posting sort of post! My husband has had two more stomach surgeries, an infection and changing treatments, but hopefully it will heal eventually. I've been reading a lot of escapist teen fantasy (aka paranormal romance) novels while in hospitals and worrying over his care, you can see the full list of them on my reading sidebar if you're really keen to know! The amusing anthology Zombies vs. Uni...
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logophilia: No Country for Old Men by Cormac MacCarthy
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Saturday, 12 January 2008. No Country for Old Men by Cormac MacCarthy. Chigurh is on Moss's trail. Almost a killing machine, he methodically and clinically kills anyone who gets in his way, often using a slaughter house bolt gun. The man looked at Chigurh's eyes for the first time. Blue as lapis. At once glistening and totally opaque. Like wet stones. You need to call it, Chigurh said. I cant call it for you. It wouldnt be fair. It wouldnt even be right. Just call it. I didnt put nothing up. Meanwhile, S...
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logophilia: The first book of 2008 - Cranford
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Wednesday, 9 January 2008. The first book of 2008 - Cranford. Mr Harrison’s Confessions. 1853) is simply sublime. Narrated by Miss Mary Smith, from the first page it is an engaging and wryly amusing take on the predominantly female world of the village of Cranford:. Miss Pole, and her meticulous collection and broadcasting of gossip. Martha, the faithful young servant, and Jem Hearn, her “follower”. Mr Harrison’s Confessions. 1851) is enjoyable, though more than a little overshadowed by. 2 inclined, desi...
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logophilia: Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray
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Wednesday, 30 January 2008. Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray. I’ve been meaning to read. For years, and I was very curious to know what I’d make of Becky Sharp. She’s one of those characters with a life of its own (and I’ve not even seen any of the screen adaptations of the book! John Carey, who introduced this novel (or wrote the afterword in my case, as I obeyed his exhortation to only read his introduction after reading the entire novel! Is also a challenge read for me this year I’m lo...
New Yorker article- Epic Endeavours by Daniel Mendelsohn | A Devoted Reader
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New Yorker article- Epic Endeavours by Daniel Mendelsohn. Posted in Literary links. Just a quick note to share an excellent article. By the always interesting Daniel Mendelsohn on three recent re-imaginings of Greek myths. One of the novels featured is. By my great favourite David Malouf, which Mendelsohn calls. Subtle, extremely moving, rich and novel, all of which I’d wholeheartedly agree with. Miles Franklin Longlist 2010. In memory of Wisława Szymborska, 1923-2012 ». 31 March, 2010 at 6:23 pm. Addres...
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Tales from the Reading Room. A Literary Salon Where All Are Welcome. Nature writing is such an intriguing genre. It’s so quiet and unassuming in its PR that you might not expect it to have such an honorable and long-standing history (Thoreau, Peter Matthiesson, Nan Shephard, Barry Lopez, J. A. Baker) or the capacity to produce extraordinary narratives like. Pilgrim at Tinkers Creek. By Annie Dillard and Rachel Carson’s. In this book, slows down the reader’s mind, and shows us what can be accomplish...
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Literature, Love, Reading. Saturday, January 11, 2014. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins (Audiobook Review) The Hunger Games Trilogy, Book 2. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins. Narrated by Carolyn McCormick. After my amazing experience with the first audiobook from the Hunger Games series, a little doubt crept up in me that the second one couldn't possibly be as exciting. While Catching Fire lacked somewhat in action and suspense it had plenty of intrigue and teenage anger to keep things interesting. This ...
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