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One of my favourite things to do during the summer is head to the Royal Academy and peruse the summer exhibit. It shows such a wide variety of established artists, new and upcoming, affordable and very much not affordable. I can even rememb...
So far this summer has been insanely hot, and despite being kicked out of the World Cup in the semi finals (which feels such a long time ago already) it still feels that summer is only just getting started.
My daughter has finished school...
It’s that time again when I start obsessing over the Booker prize longlist, manically trying to read everything before the winner is announced in November. Below are my thoughts on the nominations.
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post...
I wish I could give a sechpeil about being in tune with the Booker Prize nominations, being at one with the judges. However despite enthusiastically reading all of the booker prize (2025) and international prize (2026) short list both of th...
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It is a popular saying that the right book meets you at the right time, and I couldn’t help but think this when I was reading Nymph earlier in the summer. The World Cup was on the tv and my dad was texting logistics to watch...
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