Susan’s Bookshelves: Knowledge of Angels by Jill Paton Walsh
When Jill Paton Walsh, who died last year, wrote this novel she was already a well established and respected author of...
When Jill Paton Walsh, who died last year, wrote this novel she was already a well established and respected author of...
Great Baroque: Playing with Fire Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra Brighton Dome November 7th 2021 The BPO was scaled down to Baroque proportions with...
I first read The Machine Gunners soon after its publication and Carnegie Medal win in 1975. Within a year or two it...
I’ve read A Farewell to Arms only once before many decades ago. So I had forgotten most of the details although, of...
I don’t know how many times I’ve read Silas Marner (1861). I adored it when I first read it at college and...
Oxford Lieder 2021 Into the Wood Kitty Whately Neil Balfour (emerging artist) Anna Tilbrook (piano) This imaginatively programmed all-American concert moved from...
Of course I’m well aware that Richard Osman’s books don’t exactly need a plug from me. They are worldwide, record breaking best...
Schumann’s 1840 song cycle Poet’s Love, with its wealth of colour and mood across sixteen song settings of Heinrich Heine’s poems, is ideal...