1983 – Page 2 – Buried In Print

On Being Cloned, Trapped and Lonely

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B.I.P.'s Snips are short-hand responses to works; I usually opt for this format when I've read the book without taking many (or any) notes. Kate Wilhelm’s Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang (1976) Read: Mostly over breakfast, home-baked muffins or bakery-bought rugelach with coffee, perched on a stool in the kitchen, mostly

On Being Cloned, Trapped and LonelyBuried In Print2023-10-31T16:03:45-04:00

Dear Literary Handbook

Buried In Print2014-03-15T14:47:24-04:00

Beverly Cleary's Dear Mr. Henshaw (1983) (And my Holman-Harmon Handbook to Literature) I hadn't given this book a thought for my series on Letters for this autumn, but I happened upon a copy of it at a booksale a couple of weeks ago, and I did love my Ramona re-reads (and

Dear Literary HandbookBuried In Print2014-03-15T14:47:24-04:00

Nicola Beauman’s A Very Great Profession (1983)

Buried In Print2014-03-09T17:19:34-04:00

Nicola Beauman's A Very Great Profession: The Woman's Novel 1914-39 (1983) Virago, 1984. Persephone No. 78, 2008. I'm certain that I've said this before, but this is one of my favourite kinds of books about books. Nicola Beauman's A Very Great Profession is obviously written out of a passion for

Nicola Beauman’s A Very Great Profession (1983)Buried In Print2014-03-09T17:19:34-04:00