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Author Archives: blogmywiki
Oppostion is true friendship
I’ve never been a very blokey bloke. I’m not interested in football – or any other organised sport. Cars, to me, are things that get you from A to B, occasionally breaking down at point C, necessitating a call to … Continue reading
Bittersweet Lucy Ellman
Poorly, elderly parents abound. I was convinced the other week that there was a great quote from the writer Lucy Ellman about the death of one’s parents. It was sad, it was witty, it was pithy. It was up there … Continue reading
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Tagged books, grief, Lucy Ellman, recently read
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Grace in Small Things (1)
Inspired by Sarah, here’s my first ever Grace in Small Things list. These are the little things that make life worth living. Walking to work in the sunshine. A tweet that makes you LOL but which is too rude to … Continue reading
The Curious Case of Mr Faulks and Mr Fry
Mrs Wiki has been on at me for ages to read some Sebastian Faulks. Somehow, I never got round to it. I’m not as fascinated by the First World War as she is, and frankly, that Sebastian Faulks (Seb!) was … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, literature, recently read
Tagged books, recently read, Sebastian Faulks
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The Sacred Art of Stealing
Thanks to Annie, I am almost at the end of my first Christopher Brookmyre – The Sacred Art of Stealing. A Situationist / Dadaist bank heist, some excellent misdirection, a girl and quite a few guns (though I always thought … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Christopher Brookmyre, reading
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