Albert Camus on Creating
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Writings On the Wall #1
The first of a set of my thoughts on travel, on cities, on why we visit and how they shape our world views, which I intend to share for the next few months. I thought I would begin this on the fateful day when, 30 years ago, the Berlin Wall came down and so did… Continue reading Writings On the Wall #1
Protected: Celebrating Achievers in November!
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Susan Sontag on Reading and Writing
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
Peripatetic Perch 