Melissa Harrison is an author, freelance writer and occasional photographer who lives in South London. Her second novel, At Hawthorn Time, is out now, published by Bloomsbury. Melissa contributes to the weekly Nature Notebook column in The Times, reviews books for the Weekend FT, The Times and Slightly Foxed, and writes about London's wildlife at www.talesofthecity.co.uk. Her first novel, Clay (Bloomsbury, 2013), won…
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Melissa Harrison is an author, freelance writer and occasional photographer who lives in South London. Her second novel, At Hawthorn Time, is out now, published by Bloomsbury. Melissa contributes to the weekly Nature Notebook column in The Times, reviews books for the Weekend FT, The Times and Slightly Foxed, and writes about London's wildlife at www.talesofthecity.co.uk. Her first novel, Clay (Bloomsbury, 2013), won…
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Journalism | Melissa Harrison
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Tales of the City. Read Melissa's blog about urban wildlife at Tales of the City. Find Melissa on Twitter:. Review of Where Poppies Blow. The Weekend FT, November 2016. The Times, October 2016. Country Walking magazine, September 2016. The Times, September 2016. A Record of Killing. An essay for Hexham Book Festival’s 10th anniversary collection. Review of Estuary by Rachel Lichtenstein. For the Weekend FT, September 2006. The Times, August 2016. A dip in Shreen Water. For Caught By The River, August 2016.
Clay | Melissa Harrison
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Tales of the City. Read Melissa's blog about urban wildlife at Tales of the City. Find Melissa on Twitter:. 8220;Instantly beautiful”. 8220;The most powerful and original debut novel I’ve read for years”. 8220;Brilliant and beautiful… Both an aching celebration and a lament”. Ali Smith, The New Statesman Books of the Year 2013. Jane Smiley, Harper’s Magazine (US). 8220;An assured debut novel that reads like the work of a much more experienced author. Expect great things of Harrison”.
At Hawthorn Time | Melissa Harrison
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Tales of the City. Read Melissa's blog about urban wildlife at Tales of the City. Find Melissa on Twitter:. 8220;So much unforced life is here that Harrison is readily comparable with Elizabeth Taylor and Penelope Lively; but she has a distinction all her own and her growing audience must hope to live long enough to read everything she writes”. 8220;Wondrous… stunning”. 8220;A bracing talent in the tradition of Thomas Hardy, J L Carr and Henry Williamson… her prose is arresting”. Four-thirty on a May mor...
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Museum musings | FromShanklin
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I work in a museum, so occasionally I will write about museum topics. Working in a museum is different from any other job I know of and this is a perfect forum to share my day to day work. I have written blog posts for other museum blogs; click here. All my museum related posts will be here for easy access. I hope you find it as exciting as I do! How collections are more than just the object: Belemnites and Battleships. Find out what we really do: What does a museum curator do? Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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That belongs in a museum! I saw Jurassic World →. July 5, 2015 · 9:59 pm. What a wonderful world we live in today. I was very honoured to be nomiated along with 4 other wonderful museum folk, for #TwitteratiChallenge. In Brighton. (This is a few weeks late, and I can only blame it on sinusitis, which was a real headache.) #TwitteratiChallenge has been slightly re-jigged to #MuseumTwitterati. Here are my nomiated Museum folk for #MuseumTwitterati. 8211; Julia (I dont know your surname! You cannot knowingl...
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Museum Twitterati →. June 10, 2015 · 10:40 am. That belongs in a museum! He stood his ground for what he belived in. Damn it Indy, you are so right. (From here. Sometimes there may be something we are able to do. Or at least try. I have nothing against University teaching collections in fact they are excellent at giving the students a chance to see real specimens instead of images on a presentation. The good, the bad and the ugly. An enormous herbaria collection was almost disposed of but quickly taken i...
Love your Lichen | FromShanklin
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Some kind of wonderful. What the tide leaves behind →. January 12, 2016 · 9:54 pm. He calls from the top of the slope. Sausage lichen! He approaches, holding out his prize. The small rugged looking branch is about as long as my forearm, but this is no ordinary piece of wood. And he knows it. Dangling down, is a soft looking, light green clump; as if an oddly coloured sheep has snagged its wool on the branch. The wonderously gorgeous sausage lichen,. And why shouldn’t it? Like sugar crystals, this species...
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On 1st March 1887 Huxley wrote a letter to his wife. He was resting in the small village of Shanklin on the Isle of Wight, taking time away from his ever mounting work. Along with the letter, Huxley wrote a poem. Despite Huxley’s invincible persona, he was still a man. He was a husband, a father, a friend. The title of Huxley’s poem to his wife, From Shanklin. Discover more about his poem, From Shanklin. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Follow Blog via Email.
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Newer posts →. March 26, 2015 · 11:15 pm. For your pleasure. Here we have a pretty small cast of a trilobite. You can. Make out the outline of this specimen. There is a cast of a trilobite on this image. There really is. From Morocco. Note the very elongated tail section (towards the left of the image). (Image from here. Around half of the bad casts. At the museum are trilobites. I get why. Plymouth is on very hard, tough limestone. What fossils have survived 400 million years of crushing, bu...We will n...
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Monthly Archives: October 2016. October 17, 2016 · 6:33 pm. A bit of a headache. For 16 months I have had chronic sinusitis. Another way of describing it would be to drill into my forehead to release the pressure. And it would be just lovely. This is my head. The red arrow points to where a small blob of gloop has caused the pain. That small gloop has caused tremendous pressure in my head for the last 16 months. For those who haven’t heard me talk, I sound uncannily like Mr Snuffleupagus. I can’t lie in ...
What the tide leaves behind | FromShanklin
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A bit of a headache →. April 6, 2016 · 10:25 pm. What the tide leaves behind. Winter is the season people love to hate. It’s dark when you leave the house in the morning, and it’s dark when you get back home. It’s wet. It’s cold. It’s often wet. Cold The landscape seems empty, dull, lifeless. In the summer, this beautiful lichen (Cladonia sp.) is normally hidden by the leaves on this tree. Just look how beautiful this is: like sugary crystals! My eldest watching the waves roll in and wondering what anima...
Some kind of wonderful | FromShanklin
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I saw Jurassic World. Love your Lichen →. November 3, 2015 · 11:31 pm. Some kind of wonderful. Here I had discovered a wonderful article by Hadley Freeman. 8211; no relation, and no ‘d’ in her surname. The article was about films of the 80s and ten things we learnt growing up with them. As I read, I thought, ‘Yes, yes, yessss! Films were a big part of my life growing up. With favourites still close to my heart like Willow. And St Elmos’s Fire. I later found out Hadley writes regularly about 80s films.
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Melissa Harris - Creating Magic on Canvas. Images and musings celebrating my passion for life, love, nature and magic. Tuesday, August 23, 2011. Here is a link to them on my website. http:/ melissaharris.com/creatrix/jewelry.shtml. And here is a link to my Economy line of jewelry. http:/ melissaharris.com/creatrix/jewelry-economy.shtml. Monday, August 22, 2011. Till then, Melissa. Friday, August 12, 2011. End of Day Image Blast. This painting carries the mood of the series I have been working on only wit...
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Melissa Harris Jewellery Blog | Leading Contemporary Jeweller
Melissa Harris Jewellery Blog. And the Golden Lobes Went To…. At the 2014 golden globes the body part best served this year was definitely the ears. The lobes held more sway than wrists or necks, whilst I am sure there were a few killer cocktail rings there. My standout out, hands down favourite was. In a beautiful Armani Prive dress and Chopard Eco challenge (responsibly sourced diamonds and Fair trade gold) Diamond Earrings. Rocked Van Cleef Arpel earrings and. Zooey Deschanel, Jennifer Lawrence. My pr...
Melissa Harrison | Writer
Tales of the City. Read Melissa's blog about urban wildlife at Tales of the City. Find Melissa on Twitter:. Melissa Harrison is an author. Freelance writer and occasional photographer. Who lives in South London. Her second novel,. Is out now, published by Bloomsbury. Melissa contributes to the weekly Nature Notebook column in. Reviews books for the. Weekend FT, The Times. And writes about London’s wildlife at www.talesofthecity.co.uk. Her first novel,. As a Book of the Year. On Radio 4’s Open Book.
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MOVED Now blogging at:. January 1, 2009. Http:/ www.melissa-harrison.com. Please update all links, RSS readers, and bookmarks.). New year, new site — right? Figured it was time. But while I’ve got a minute, I wanted to give a quick thanks to everyone who’s been reading. Thanks for reading, thanks for writing, and thanks for spreading the word. Hope you’ll continue. Golf Claps: ‘Post’ Headlines. December 17, 2008. If the Shoe Fits.Aim for Dubya? When it comes to objective political reporting, the. Also, g...
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008. A common feature of optical illusions is having an illusion created by color. This especially deals with the tone of a color, whether it is darker or lighter. Two optical illusions I found especially interesting were these ones:. The second image is similarly deceitful. Point B may look as though it is a darker square, but it actually is the same color as square A. The squares around square B are darker, making square b to appear lighter than square A. Tuesday, April 8, 2008.
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