September 22, 2009
by Valya
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Kevin’s Between the Lines Blog continues to impress me. This week there is an evocative interview with the lovely trillian_stars: This from the site: We should not be able to say of a man, “He is a mathematician,” or “a … Continue reading
September 13, 2009
by Valya
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Kevin Neilson turned me onto John Crowley’s novel Little, Big earlier this year, and I loved it. For those unfamiliar, Little, Big is a literary feast of the finest craftsmanship: full of families, fairies, secrets, love, loss, and magic. It’s … Continue reading
September 13, 2009
by Valya
3 Comments
Kevin Neilson turned me onto John Crowley’s novel Little, Big earlier this year, and I loved it. For those unfamiliar, Little, Big is a literary feast of the finest craftsmanship: full of families, fairies, secrets, love, loss, and magic. It’s an epic … Continue reading
September 7, 2009
by Valya
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September is here, and summer is ending in the northern hemisphere. I’m not sad to see it go, being a lover of Autumn and all that comes with the falling leaves and breezes whispering winter psalms. It’s the perfect time … Continue reading
September 7, 2009
by Valya
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September is here, and summer is ending in the northern hemisphere. I’m not sad to see it go, being a lover of Autumn and all that comes with the falling leaves and breezes whispering winter psalms. It’s the perfect time … Continue reading
September 6, 2009
by Valya
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pass time,open doors,shift paradigms,introduce unforgettable characters,temporarily chase away stress and sadness,hold the imaginations of three small children during a long car ride to and from school. For the last two weeks, mornings have been a bit brutal–waking the kids at … Continue reading
September 6, 2009
by Valya
2 Comments
pass time, open doors, shift paradigms, introduce unforgettable characters, temporarily chase away stress and sadness, hold the imaginations of three small children during a long car ride to and from school. For the last two weeks, mornings have been a … Continue reading