Which novel has sold most?
This question was asked in last week’s Sunday Times: Of course there is no complete data to refer to but it is thought that Don Quixote tops the list. It … Continue reading Which novel has sold most?
being and becoming in the world
This question was asked in last week’s Sunday Times: Of course there is no complete data to refer to but it is thought that Don Quixote tops the list. It … Continue reading Which novel has sold most?
The following is a piece of art based on short passages from HALF OF A YELLOW SUN by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie:
I collect quotes, from books that I have read, on umbrellas. It would seem that I am not alone with my obsession with umbrellas [and what they can symbolise] … Continue reading umbrellas
The week before last, this was ‘picture of the week’ in the Herald. Two years ago, Sian and Peter visited Hospitalfield. It is a special place that encourages and supports … Continue reading Hospitalfield
In today’s Herald, Rab McNeill shares the wonder of reading previously unpublished poems by Nan Shepherd and how this inspired him to add a line from one of these poems … Continue reading “rock that is older than thought”
NETWORK 3 [a film of voices]: To play this short film please click here or on the image above Voices include: Andrew Gordon, an unknown commentator, Anne Baird, BBC announcer, … Continue reading NETWORK 3 [voices]
Scattered occasions from a day. *In our garden I have been reading Sightlines by Kathleen Jamie
The Antiquary: To play this short film please click here or on the image above A film about a ‘Greek Revival’ cottage, near Fettercairn. Jane Austen: To play this short … Continue reading The Teacuis Notelets