Susan’s Bookshelves: Enough Said by Alan Bennett
A national treasure? That’s not how wry, sardonic, self-deprecating Alan Bennett sees it. In fact at one point, a soi-disant “connoisseur of...
A national treasure? That’s not how wry, sardonic, self-deprecating Alan Bennett sees it. In fact at one point, a soi-disant “connoisseur of...
Cards on the table. I know David Weir. He and I are both work for, and with, London Pub Theatres Magazine as...
Of course I knew James Rebanks’s name as a Cumbrian farmer, author and occasional broadcaster. I heard him talking to Michael Berkley...
If ever there was a book with my name on, it was this one. So when I spotted it in Waterstones, I...
I found this 2016 novel lurking in a forgotten corner of my Kindle library. I bought it last year, apparently. Someone must...
I have heard Richard Strauss’s Also sprach Zarathustra performed live twice this year and I’ve reviewed it – woefully conscious of my...
I have been in love with Saki’s short stories for many years. And I come back to them frequently because they are...
I was recently on a four-day string quartet workshop course led by the Tedesca Quartet, something I do fairly regularly. In one...