The Unhurried Reader
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In retrospect: 11 March 2020
Only inside a book or in front of a painting can one truly be let into another’s perspective.
Hisham Matar, A Month in Siena
I read Hisham Matar’s extraordinary A Month in Siena five years ago today: the day that the World Health Or...
Bright pages
Tatting is ideal breakfast-time reading, a book to prop between the coffee pot and the marmalade jar (attested by the butter stains that now adorn my copy, which was kindly sent to me by its publisher, Handheld Press). Lively, affectionate,...
Letting go is the hardest thing of all
But what was a ruction? How did it smell? Hot and pungent like smoke from a dying fire of rags and bones, or had it the sharp bite of newly scythed nettles?
Elizabeth Berridge
Sing Me Who You Are opens with a delicious premise. Thir...
What an age to be alive in!
I hope I shall be able to preserve my journals and my books. I only want to keep my journals because of the conceit I hold that they will be of interest to posterity.
Jean Lucey Pratt
I received a charming email from a subscriber in...
A work of grace
It’s no secret that I have an absolute passion for domestic writing from the Second World War. Weighty retrospective histories such as Millions Like Us by Virginia Nicholson or Lara Feigel’s The Love-Charm of Bombs fascinate me, and the ser...
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