Found Material
Natalie StendallLiterary foraging and collage essays
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 5 months ago |
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Desk Notes No.39
Dear friends,
I hope you are all well and looking forward to the festive season. I haven’t written as much as I would like this year. I’m not quite sure what threw off my regular habit of reading and note-taking. Some books take so much fr...
Desk Notes No.38
An Interior in Venice, 1899, by John Singer Sargent
Dear friends,
Fashion photographer and artist, Cecil Beaton, was devastated when the lease expired on his country residence at Ashcombe House in Wiltshire. The garden at Ashcombe had bee...
Desk Notes No.37
Highgate Cemetery, entrance to the Egyptian Avenue in 1839
Dear friends,
Walking through the western gates to the Victorian Highgate cemetery last week, I was greeted with the sharp smell of wild garlic. Known to me since childhood as ‘st...
Desk Notes No.36
Dear friends,
British watercolourist, William Henry Hunt, had a thing for painting bird’s nests; green with with moss, intricately shaped with yellow grasses and twigs. Gently placed at the base of a tree, as if softly fallen, they display...
Desk Notes No.35
Dear friends,
I’ve spent much of February struggling with migraine and its foggy brained aftermath, so I’m sending just a few lines this month. Keeping my spirits up is the wonderful, very funny, 1930s novel from E.M. Delafield, Diary of a...
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Historian, bookworm and lapsed film critic. A writer interested in the past and its relationship with the tales we tell.
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