Shelly’s Scribblings
Shelly DennisonSharing tea, cake, and a nice day out each month. Plus my writer’s diary and plenty of books in my reading journal.
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What next for Shelly’s Scribblings?
It’s been a good couple of years since I started writing regularly on Substack and that, combined with the new year feeling of September, has prompted me to have a little rethink of how I’m using it.
A few days away in North Norfolk earlie...
Prayer books, monastic murders, and parsonage children
This is the first in an occasional series taking a literary tour round my family history. A couple of years ago I wrote about Phyllis Bentley’s novel Inheritance and picked up on some of the ways it resonated with my own family history. In...
A taste of the exotic
In the summer sun, the air is filled with the scent of Spain, the taste of fruit carries a hint of adventure. The gardens of the well-to-do are glistening with treasure.
Celia Fiennes visited Woburn Abbey, the seat of the Duke of Be...
August 2026
August has been a month for hunkering down and avoiding the heat. I’ve spent a lot of it hot, tired and anxious but happily it’s getting cooler now and I’ve tried to find some more cheerful things to talk about in this round up.
Some o...
Book review: Refugia Faith. Seeking Hidden Shelters, Ordinary Wonders and the Healing of the Earth - Debra Rienstra
It’s been a difficult summer. Like many people in the UK I’ve watched the footage of wildfires and parched landscapes with an increasing sense of horror coupled with anxiety for the future. One of the things I did in response was to reread...
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Writer and charity specialist. I help small charities write things, as well as writing essays, poetry and short stories.
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