First things first, I've been back and replied to comments from the past week or so - sorry it's taken me a while!
Secondly - the Sunday Song. I actually used to live in the same village as this artist, and I think we were in the local youth group at the same time - but I only discovered yesterday that she writes and sings really good folk songs. Have a listen to Fade Away by Mae Bradbury:
Popular Posts
-
When I was reading Dodie Smith's first volume of autobiography, Look Back With Love , the title which cropped up most (and most intrig... -
I've been lucky enough to meet a lot of bloggers over the past four or so years - one of these days I must compile a list and see quite ... -
This is an idle question, but perhaps an entertaining one too. I was thinking to myself, while reading a biography of Ivy Compton-Burnett, ... -
the photo isn't relevant... I just like the colours... I had great fun writing these before , and really appreciated the comments people... -
Despite packing and moving and all sorts, I have managed (just in time) to finish Dusty Answer by Rosamond Lehmann, and thus I am participa... -
A quick link to a fun competition over at OxfordWords - craft a limerick about mothers (or, I suppose, one mother in particular), and you...
-
Following on from my review of Some Tame Gazelle , below... I'm too late to enter Thomas's competition for designing your own Barba... -
I spent this evening at the Penguin Bloggers' Night , which I'll write about properly next week - lovely to see the old guard (as Ki... -
Bea Howe (c.1925) by Duncan Grant "What inspired and intrigued most about Sylvia was her way of talking. I had never heard anybody spe... -
Firstly - if you fancy a mosey around my bookshelves, Danielle has very kindly asked me to take part in her wonderful ongoing series of Lost...
Books Review Directory | © 2013