…and I’m feeling a little lost. What I’ll be doing though is looking for inspiration here, at www.literature-map.com. Enter a name of an author (I just tried Ann Hood) and…

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…(especially the One Day tone of orange). So whilst I usually enjoy gazing at a beautiful book cover held open by a reading passenger in front of me, I get…

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…Then in August the lamps go out all over Europe and war bursts open the straitjacket of rural village life. The war will bring tragedy, change and love as private…

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…shot of a small troupe of soldiers. Red coats – oh my! Austen is an example of an author remarkably resilient to new writers’ interpretations and continuations, from Death Comes…

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…York tourist board have decided to draw upon the power of pungent and perfumed pongs in their latest guidebook, Smell York. From the fragrance of the open moors, to the…

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…ideas. There are some I would whole-heartedly second (be a groundling at The Globe) and others I think I will check out at the earliest opportunity (rooftop open-air swimming not…

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…for that account – let me pass you to Technical. Technical – You’re not Mr Rashid? We have a Mr Rashid’s name on that account. I’ll transfer you to Contracts…

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…so than the day Susan graces the stage as Lady B in the new production of The Importance of Being Earnest – opening tonight (previews) at the Regent’s Park Open…

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I tend to be quick on the delete button when I read most of the chain FW: emails that land in my inbox – usually a bit cringe-worthy in their…

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About this time last year, when the snow was thick on the streets of London, I walked to work through some eerily quiet streets – pleasant crunching of white underfoot….

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…book’ is Sunshine by Robin McKinley. I distinctly remember that I bought this book in my last year of high school, when I went to a university open day. While…

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…ignore. River Bommarito requires open heart surgery, and Isabelle and her sisters are needed at home to run the family bakery and to take care of their brother, Henry, and…

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…perhaps for a special occasion, further levels of donations open up the choice of titles across the library’s collection, and the chance to meet those who carry out the important…

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…from buying any more. But flowers aren’t the only drawing card. The road is flanked by quirky little shops, most only open on weekends, like the very pink boutique The…

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…journey of discovery through a bookshop and the conversations with booksellers is not something that can be easily replicated online. Indie bookshops, after all, are thriving and continue to open….

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…become ever more realistic. However, it is an axe that splits open Sebastian’s head one night in a Clerkenwell alley.   Company book holder Nicholas Bracewell, accustomed to damage control,…

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