It's All About the Words by Claire Holden
Claire HoldenDiving deep into books, TV, film, writing, life and the way they all beautifully interconnect. Reader, writer, ardent admirer of Austen.
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Dance, Magic Dance: joyful January special
January, huh.
Fellow Northern Hemisphere dwellers probably need me to say no more than that.
We’re halfway through the one where we hold on tight.
It’s dark and it’s cold and we can no longer bury that fact under flashing fairy lights a...
The Culture Journal #5: viewing Christmas differently
I’m sorry, it appears I blinked and it’s—[checks notes]—the 12th of December!
Halfway through the advent calendar and deep into the annual manic festive parenting endurance test—solidarity to all those lost in a weary haze of the many and...
Restacking an old favourite: Frescoes in fiction
Oof.
It’s been a week.
In the past seven days I’ve lost my voice, lost an inordinate amount of time driving back and forth from my daughter’s school in the dark servicing her attendance at rehearsals and performances of Joseph and the Ama...
"Oh my, it's fruitcake weather!"
It’s not really beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
Not yet.
I’m a latter-half-of-December girl myself. I do enjoy the build-up, the joy-filled days before, but when eyes and ears are assaulted by tinsel and dazzling lights and Wham!...
How to use a library: A-Z challenge
Back in June, I wrote about a perspective-shifting visit to the library.
For the first time in a long time, I was there with no agenda and no pressure. Not the usual tick-box on the errand list, running in and out to borrow or return preo...
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