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“It was salutory to remember, I told myself, that writers and other creative artists do not relish other people’s ideas. They usually have more than enough of their own, and well-meant suggestions only add to the burden of their already over-stocked minds.” Miss Read, Farewell to Fairacre (1993)
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My last 5 posts
- Mythbusting: Part I June 12, 2021
- So long, hiatus May 30, 2021
- #WitchWeek2020: The end is nigh! November 6, 2020
- #WitchWeek2020 Day 6: MEXICAN GOTHIC and the Classic Gothic Tale November 5, 2020
- #WitchWeek2020 Day 5: Gothic fantasy, with puppets November 4, 2020
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Tag Archives: Kate Taylor
Proust brought forward
One last detour on my journey through past Proust posts, to a novel whose title reveals its relevance. Madame Proust and the Kosher Kitchen (2003), Kate Taylor, 457 pp. This novel, set in three time periods, is about women and how … Continue reading
Proustian fan fiction
Madame Proust and the Kosher Kitchen (2003), Kate Taylor, 457 pp. It is, perhaps, apt, that I’m posting this just before the start of Yom Kippur. This story, taking place in three time periods, is about women and how they cope … Continue reading
