Susan Sontag on Reading and Writing
Category: The Whistle Library
Protected: Read-y for The Festive Season?
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Virginia Woolf on Reading
Since we are celebrating women this month at The Whistle Library
Protected: Holding Up September Skies
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Pablo Neruda on Books
Protected: Savour, Like It’s a Journey
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Bird of Burden
Meet Ms WhistleWise, who flew in recently from Dortmund, Germany. Created by my cousin, her mum and her twin boys with leaves, twigs, berries and cornflowers, all found in owl territory, against a beautiful summer watercolour wash background, Ms WhistleWise, is evocative of my blog’s newsletter, The Whistle, of course! Nothing worth noting escapes Ms… Continue reading Bird of Burden
Virginia Woolf on Reading
Protected: Monsoons Are Made for Reading
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Charles Dickens on Reading
Charles Dickens died on this day, June 9, in 1870. We all know him as a writer. Today, I would like to share his thoughts on reading and books. Below is a quote from a speech that Charles Dickens gave at a soiree at the Manchester Athenaeum in 1843, where others who spoke on the… Continue reading Charles Dickens on Reading
