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Tag Archives: reads
Turning Widdershins
Three turns windleshin’s
Around the Lochfa’ston
Three turns windleshin’s
an’ call the other’s names Continue reading
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The spirit of 76
This book is a window on an era, a moment in musical history, a moment of social change and upheaval. The beginning of the end of post war establishment Britain. Punk had arrived… Continue reading
At the risk of appearing sarcastic…
Because I have not done a Quote post in a while… People say you can not live without love. Personally i think oxygen is more important. ~anon Always remember that you are absolutely unique. just like everyone else. ~ Margaret … Continue reading
Tuesday Too
Meanwhile, elsewhere (Things the last couple of weeks have been somewhat hectic in the Passing Place of late hence the blog has been quiet… normal service will resume shortly, but until then , buy book read books , enjoy books, … Continue reading
Dear Edgar 40 ~ The Tell-Tale Heart
That relentless thud, thud , thud that is the beating of of the tell tale heart of his victim. Continue reading
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Tuesdays…
Meanwhile…. (Things the last couple of weeks have been somewhat hectic in the Passing Place of late hence the blog has been quiet… normal service will resume shortly, but until then , buy book read books , enjoy books, and … Continue reading
Dear Edgar 39 ~ The Pit and the Pendulum
It is a perfect tale in that respect, in that it does exactly what Poe set out to do. It gets under your skin, and crawls about… Continue reading
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The Humpty Dumpty Controversy
I have questions, many questions, but lets consider first why did Humpty fall. Obviously, people do fall off walls we know, but in general not just because they are just sat on them. In actuality, sitting on walls is not an inherently risky proposition. Continue reading
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Dear Edgar 28 ~ The Mystery of Marie Roget
‘Based on true events’ is a cliche, a trope so common we pay it no mind. Writers have been using it for years… In fact it is not unreasonable to say they have been using it since the autumn of 1842 when our own Dear Edgar dipped his toes in that particular well. Continue reading
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Dear Edgar 37 ~ The Landscape Garden
the Landscape garden, a story by Dear Edgar that is not exactly worth your time… with an explanation of why that is the case. and an expose on 1840’s women’s magazines Continue reading
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