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About Me
- Steerforth
- Lewes, East Sussex, England
- This is supposed to be a blog about books, but something went wrong...
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- A Penguin a Week
- Bookseller Crow
- Branches and Rain
- Caustic Cover Critic
- Chris Neill's Dirty Kitchen
- Christopher Butler
- Cultural Snow
- Desperate Reader
- Economy Custard
- Gaskella
- Grey Area
- Hats-n-Rabbits
- James Russell
- John Self
- Mrs Trefusis
- Ms Baroque
- Oliver's Poetry
- Peter Sipe
- The Art of Words
- The Dabbler
- The Dusty Bookcase
- The Poet Laura-eate
- Thomas at My Porch/Hogglestock
- zmkc
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2009
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September
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- Worthless
- Crossing the Line
- The Banality of Evil...
- Any Ideas?
- The Tale of Sir Gerald Nabarro, MP
- That Riviera Touch
- Photographic Evidence
- Dancing in the Streets
- Go Wild in the Country...
- Richard Yates Podcast
- The Problem in Hand
- Conclusive proof that you CAN make a silk purse ou...
- Midlist
- In Praise of Folly
- Dan Brown Let Me Down
- The Sounds of Silence
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September
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A teacher friend of mine decided to play this to his pupils during a lesson where he was trying to demonstrate various forms of art, literature and music etc. It seemed to go down well until someone broke wind 2.30 seconds in.
What surprised me was how difficult I found it to devote such a short time to sitting still and listening. I itched to move the cursor along.
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