Awaiting a poem by Hawa Gamodi
Yes The world has become a graveyard But the sun rises Awaiting a poem by Hawa Gamodi Translated from Arabic by Nariman Youssef ; Words Without...
She'd much prefer to read a good book
Yes The world has become a graveyard But the sun rises Awaiting a poem by Hawa Gamodi Translated from Arabic by Nariman Youssef ; Words Without...
We’re coming near the end of March. The end of the first quarter of 2020 and I haven’t said a thing here in an age. A...
So, it’s been a while since I’ve blogged. Life has interfered. Also, I’ve been lazy. But, I have been reading and watching, just not reviewing. But...
Happy July everyone. Here’s hoping you get the weather you wish for this summer. Unless you are in an area of winter at this time, in...
Well that’s February over and done with. It seems to have lasted a good while, but then again it was my birthday month and I turned...
I’ve switched to using trakt.tv to track my films as it also allows you to track tv shows. And so I can reveal that in January...
The latest additions : Hunger makes the wolf by Alex Wells – rec’d by KJ Charles, although checking my list I’ve already added this one. Way...
I’m delighted to host Andrea Johnson for her guestpost on “I blog to share the joy”. Andrea blogs at https://littleredreviewer.wordpress.com and is currently running a kickstarter...
That’s another year over and done with. And in many ways I’m thinking people are delighted to see the back of 2018 as it certainly wasn’t...
Well, I’ve been terrible bad at the blogging in November. But the one book I reviewed was a great book, so I’d highly recommend you give...
by Marie Hicks In World War II, Britain invented the electronic computer. By the 1970s, its computing industry had collapsed—thanks to a labor shortage produced by...
This little kitten was wandering on the road; her eyes sealed shut and unable to see. So we picked her up and called into the house...