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Literary Sisters: interview with Antonia Honeywell
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Literary Sisters: interview with Antonia Honeywell. February 17, 2015. And tomorrow is the launch day for Antonia’s debut novel,. She has been described by Maggie Gee as ‘a strikingly original new talent’ and has endorsements from Helen Dunmore, Laline Paull and M R Carey. I couldn’t be more proud. Published by Weidenfeld and Nicholson,. The Ship has such an original premise. Tell us where the idea came from and how the novel began to take shape in your mind. Antonia: I don’t think of the world of. In a ...
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Happenings
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From ‘Flogging a Dead Horse’ (1993) Paul Reas. In collaboration with First Story (North West), I’ll be running a workshop at an inter-schools event at the Impressions Gallery in Bradford. We’ll be using images from Paul Reas’ exhibition ‘Day Dreaming About the Good Times? 8217; as a starting point. It’s a fascinating retrospective, which explores class and culture in Britain during the 1980s and 1990s. There’s more information on the gallery’s website. Subscribe to my blog. Fab to see @emmacsweeney.
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‘I Have a Dream….’
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8216;I Have a Dream….’. January 14, 2015. What do these words mean to you? The phrase was the focus for a secondary school event I attended at the University of Huddersfield last week. The students, all participants in the First Story. About equality. And then we listened to a cheesy Abba song. Sign in with Twitter. Sign in with Facebook. Previous post: Is prewriting like pre-cooking? Next post: Literary Sisters: interview with Antonia Honeywell. Subscribe to my blog. Fab to see @emmacsweeney. Sarah Maso...
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The prewriting toolkit: daydreaming
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The prewriting toolkit: daydreaming. December 30, 2014. At the National Association of Writers in Education, for instance, daydreaming featured as the most popular prewriting activity perhaps because we all do quite a lot of it, much of the time. What are the benefits of daydreaming? Can we learn how to daydream? Scott Kaufman, ‘ Dreams of Glory. While many of us daydream, much of the time, we might be unaware of its potency. It’s fascinating to think how daydreaming might be harnessed in this way fo...
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Blog | a garden among fires | diary of a multi-faith reading group
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A garden among fires. Diary of a multi-faith reading group. Farewell, not goodbye. April 24, 2012. All the while I’ve been posting these dispatches my own father has been ailing, slowly but surely approaching his unavoidable end. Consciously and unconsciously, then, through a process of gentle seepage, filial duty became another theme underlying my choices of material. Yet beyond all this he managed to prize open for himself a chink through which the sun could still shine. He could blow a kiss at his...
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Tại sao ta lại bực bội với chuyện ở một mình?
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Tại sao ta lại bực bội với chuyện ở một mình? Được đăng ngày 13 Tháng 2 2015. Khi đọc thấy bài này trên trang theguadian.co.uk vào một ngày tháng Hai năm 2014, tôi vô cùng thích thú. Tôi thấy lập luận của bà vừa thú vị, vừa đậm tính cá nhân. Lúc tôi quyết định sẽ dịch bài này sang tiếng Việt và quay lại trang trên (giờ là theguardian.com) thì bài đã đóng. Google một hồi, tôi thấy tại. Đã copy lại nguyên bài này; thế nên đây là. Bài, các bạn nhé. Còn. Sara Maitland và niềm vui của sự đơn chiếc. Một người ...
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Beneath the Bracken: January 2013
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Monday, 21 January 2013. On my work table. As I was working on new collages this past couple of weeks, I took photos of my work table from time to time. When I'm working on a series of collages, or in this case two series, I usually lay out a few of the canvas or wooden supports I'm going to use as well as the boxes of materials: papers, scraps of fabric, antique photos, pressed flowers and leaves, antique letters, glass beads, old keys. This is - of course - loads of fun with a kitten present. Andas I w...
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you can meditate too: October 2014
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You can meditate too. Saturday, 25 October 2014. The Great Cosmic Bake off! Mathematical formula or recipes. Friday, 17 October 2014. Granny in the desert without her rollers! What does she find? Several Desert Grannies and Grandpas. There were quite a few Grannies in the desert on my desert odyssey plus at least 4 Grandpas! And this, oh you grandchildren everywhere is a bit about it:. Our adventure was an adventure into Sinai and an adventure into Silence. Our guides were two, Sara Maitland. Well, not e...
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wildwood. a garden enclosed | anny evason artlog
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Why make a model? Wildwood. a garden enclosed. These drawings that I made last summer in france were the starting point for the ‘wild wood’ part of A Garden Enclosed. In the Herault region the Holm oak (. For anyone interested in exploring further I can also recommend Richard Maby. And the wonderful late Roger Deakin. The term ‘wildwood’ is perhaps most familiar in the context of. Wind in the Willows. I have also been reading Sara Maitland. 8216;s new book,. Gossip from the Forest. I think the image belo...
