
Country of the Pointed Firs – Sarah Orne Jewett
Review: Perfect for a holiday read – or for dreaming about being on holiday. It’s not very often that
Review: Perfect for a holiday read – or for dreaming about being on holiday. It’s not very often that
Last night as we were walking home from the theatre, we stopped by an old lady who appeared to
“Song of the Lark”, Willa Cather; (Kindle edition), 1915 Review – A worthy American classic I’m ashamed to admit
“The Tenant of Wildfell Hall” (Kindle edition), 1848. A review of Anne Bronte’s forgotten classic. It’s no secret that
Like many people, I like to create rituals or impose odd limitations on myself in order to get stuff
When Bogdan reads the classifieds, he sucks air in loudly through his teeth. Occasionally, when he finds something interesting,
Quite by accident this year I’ve almost entirely read books only by women. * Many internets-people have declared 2014
“Oh Tata,” Gorana said. “Do we have to go in there? Can’t we just call?”
“Don’t be a silly girl,” he said. “I know these people. We’ll just pop in for a drink and then we can ask Visnja about the cakes.”
“It’s just so full of old men,” she muttered under her breath, but followed her father into the bar.
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Nat Newman is an award-winning writer of short stories, content, podcasts, feature articles, drunk text messages and, soon, a novella.
Nat Newman is an award-winning writer of short stories, content, podcasts, feature articles, ghost-written books, drunk text messages and, soon, a novella. Born and raised in Australia, she now calls the universe her home.
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