Susan’s Bookshelves: My Theodosia by Anya Seyton
Somewhat late to the party, I saw Hamilton last month. Like everyone else, I admired its originality, ensemble work, story telling and...
Somewhat late to the party, I saw Hamilton last month. Like everyone else, I admired its originality, ensemble work, story telling and...
When I was at teacher training college having a lovely time but not learning much about how to teach, one of the...
AJ Cronin was one of those authors who was dearly loved by millions of readers in the 1950s when I was growing...
When I was about eight or nine someone gave me The Observer’s Book of Music as a birthday or Christmas present. I...
I recently saw, enjoyed and reviewed a quirky but powerful dramatisation of Madame Bovary at Jermyn Street Theatre. At one point one...
Confession: I have no idea how The Godwulf Manuscript got into my Kindle library. Someone must have recommended it to me or...
Imagine the scene. I was a second year student at Bishop Otter College Chichester, training to be a teacher. The staff had...
It has taken me a long time to get round to William Faulkner (1897-1962). I first heard of him back in the...