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Author Archives: Charles Lambert
Little Monsters review
Well, who’d have thought it? Just when I thought time was out on Little Monsters’ chances of being reviewed again, Time Out does a piece on the novel. You can read it here. (Enjoy the play on words? I thought … Continue reading
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What’s Giacomo for?
Three recent moments. One. I was reading an article a week or so ago about Cy Twombly’s working methods during the 1960s in Rome. Apparently he’d pin rolls of canvas to the walls of his studio and work on them … Continue reading
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Coming soon to a screen near you
Salt has already put up a website for The Scent of Cinnamon and Other Stories, which contains not only a lot of valuable information about the book and an excerpt from the title story, as well as some reviews, but … Continue reading
No country for young men
If you read Italian and want to know more about the place, or just have an eye for a lively site with some great graphics, try this blog. It’s called Bamboccioni alla riscossa, roughly translatable as Mummies’ boys fight back … Continue reading
Raw vegans get rickets. Dog bites man.
As I continue to enjoy – and lose weight on – my protein-based diet, may I gloat, just a little, at this news? Thank you.
Posted in crank
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From A to B, via C, is just so gay
According to some new research, although I feel I’ve read it all before, gay men and straight women can’t navigate, while lesbian and straight men can. This is due to the relative proportions of the left and right hemispheres of … Continue reading
Posted in carfagna, gay, science
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Lethal
OK, if you visit Joe.My.God, you’ll know I found this there. And even if you don’t, you know it now. How self-defeating can language be? Don’t worry. Enjoy. It was made by Kirby Ferguson.
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E-me
It looks as though Little Monsters will be appearing as an an e-book in September. I wouldn’t have been as pleased about this if I hadn’t just read this article, found through Maud Newton’s excellent blog, which suggests that sales … Continue reading
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An abomination unto the Lord
The Vatican, alas, has no monopoly in fomenting hatred against homosexuality. Iris Robinson, member of parliament for the DUP and wife of Northern Ireland’s first minister Peter Robinson, also has strong views. According to thisislondon.co.uk: Northern Ireland’s first lady is … Continue reading
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CHARLES LAMBERT 