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Category Archives: reading
Hello again
It’s been far too long since I wrote anything here and I apologise to anyone who might have been wondering what I’ve been up to in the past year and a half. Briefly, like that of most people, my life … Continue reading
Posted in fondi, reading, travel, travelling, Uncategorized
Tagged chester himes, covid-19, edward carey, jenny offill, Sardinia
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Reading group? Listen up!
If you’re a member of a reading group, or would like to set one up, or know anyone who’s already a member of a reading group, or think your next-door neighbour may once have belonged to a reading group, or … Continue reading
Posted in little monsters, picador, reading, shameless self-promotion
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A Christmas suggestion
Books. Because a scented candle never changed anybody’s life……
Posted in christmas, reading
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Remember: no Salt, no flavour
Dithering about what to buy people for Christmas? I know times are hard, but, let’s face it, what are friends and family worth? Something between a fiver and £14.99, with a 33% discount? I guessed as much. So all you … Continue reading
Posted in christmas, reading, salt, the scent of cinnamon
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Scent of Cinnamon launch
Well, after a heated Facebook debate on what to wear, I decided to do sober but casual, as befits the Aula Magna Regina of John Cabot University. Carlos Dews, writer, friend and professor of English Language and Literature at JCU, … Continue reading
Posted in reading, the scent of cinnamon
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Economising
According to today’s Repubblica, sales of the Economist around the Italian parliament buildings have plummeted since Berlusconi returned to power. I wonder why. The new deputies and senators aren’t buying the Financial Times or the Wall Street Journal either. Maybe … Continue reading
Posted in berlusconi, reading
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Ride The Word III
More about this later. Pazienza…
Posted in reading, the scent of cinnamon
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Summer reading
If you’d like to know my views on holiday reading – and let’s face it, who wouldn’t? – you can find them on the Picador blog by clicking here. (I thought it might be nice to illustrate this post with … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, picador, reading
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