Check out this review of One
Originally posted on printpoetics:
Here is a review by Kahni: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1621960079
Originally posted on printpoetics:
Here is a review by Kahni: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1621960079
Originally posted on Spots of Time:
I watched The Jungle Book, and as is my habit, went on to read its reviews. Personally, I found the movie to be very interesting, but for its original story that hails from Rudyard Kipling, not because this particular adaptation was so great. The 3D effects were spectacular, but…
Originally posted on Bookreveries – The books, the ocean and the paintbrush.:
This month, after a month of lovely romantic 19th century poetry, I am going to read some modern poetry form Geoffrey Grigson, Edwin Muir & Adrian Stokes. Grigson was born in 1905, literary editor, worked for BBC and in publishing. He also wrote…
Originally posted on Nadia L King:
Sometimes I pinch myself. Social media has expanded my life in so many ways. Every day I have a three-way conversation with two fellow writers; each of us living in a different time zone. One is on the other side of this vast island continent on which I live…
Originally posted on Nadia L King:
I’m a paper folder and collector of maps. Invariably, at some point during a family trip, you will find me in an art gallery gift shop rifling through packets of origami paper. That’s obviously why suitcase manufacturers invented the flat, zippered pocket on the front of suitcases-it’s a place…
Originally posted on Nadia L King:
Have you noticed lately that typewriters are now cool? They’re vintage hip with retro-sexiness all over them… Last year I bought my husband a pair of cufflinks made from the keys of an old typewriter. I liked how they looked, the uniqueness of the gift (side-note: I’m terrible at…
Originally posted on Spinatale Reviews:
Today I’m going to be featuring a debut novel that actually came out a while ago. In February 2015, I went to a book signing at my local independent bookstore because I enjoy hearing the authors talk about their books and there was free champagne. After hearing Melissa Pimentel speak,…
Originally posted on Nadia L King:
On James Street in the coastal town of Port Fairy, Victoria, about 300km south-west of Melbourne, lives a brilliant independent bookstore. Blarney Books and Art is abuzz with books for inspired readers and unique art for everyone; there are life drawing classes, French classes, regular book-related exhibitions and every…
Originally posted on Pen of the Damned:
Good Grace Nina D’Arcangela The metamorphosis begins with the lick of first dew. As Mother’s milk rains down, do we not feel the fracture, the impending breach; do we not begin to break under her ever present gaze? To hold fast we strive, yet a fool’s errand that.…