01 Sep 2020 Susannah Newsletter, Poem of the Month, Poems, Poets 2 Comments Permalink The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam Susannah 1 September 2020 2 Comments Omar Khayyam was a Persian poet, born in the late 11th century. From what little we know, he must have been a remarkable man Read more
01 Sep 2020 Susannah Movies, Newsletter, Screen versions 19 Comments Permalink Kenneth Branagh plays Hercule Poirot New Adaptations Susannah 1 September 2020 19 Comments I am excited to hear that a new TV adaptation of Nancy Mitford’s The Pursuit of Love is to be made. Read more
01 Aug 2020 Susannah Authors, Newsletter 4 Comments Permalink Literary Giants Face Mask Mask’d Susannah 1 August 2020 4 Comments If one must wear a face mask, then it’s a nice idea to find one that advertises your love of books. Read more
01 Aug 2020 Susannah Books, Jane Austen, Newsletter 8 Comments Permalink Jennifer Ehle as Elizabeth Bennet, Pride and Prejudice (1915) Who is charming? Susannah 1 August 2020 8 Comments I have been thinking about ‘charm’ in literary characters. I think this is, of almost all qualities, the hardest for an author to portray. Read more
01 Aug 2020 Susannah Books, Movies, Newsletter, Screen versions 8 Comments Permalink The Booksellers, 2019 Blackletter Films The Booksellers Susannah 1 August 2020 8 Comments It was just fabulous to go and see a movie again recently, and what a good choice I made for my first post-Covid film! Read more
01 Aug 2020 Susannah Newsletter, Poem of the Month, Poems, Poets 6 Comments Permalink Lawrence Durrell & Swans Susannah 1 August 2020 6 Comments Swans by Lawrence Durrell Read more
01 Jul 2020 Susannah Newsletter, Poem of the Month, Poems, Poets 31 Comments Permalink G.K. Chesterton & The Donkey Susannah 1 July 2020 31 Comments It’s not every day you find a poem narrated by a donkey! Read more
01 Jul 2020 Susannah Authors, Newsletter 7 Comments Permalink Arnold Bennett Susannah 1 July 2020 7 Comments When novelist Arnold Bennett died, aged only 63, in 1931, his memorial service was attended by all the leading politicians, Read more
01 Jul 2020 Susannah Authors, Newsletter, videos 4 Comments Permalink Georgette Heyer The Inimitable Georgette Heyer Susannah 1 July 2020 4 Comments I have a special birthday this month (the whole of the French nation celebrates my birthday) and one way in which I feel I am celebrating Read more
01 Jul 2020 Susannah Authors, Newsletter 10 Comments Permalink University student I am not a ‘political’ being Susannah 1 July 2020 10 Comments I am not an especially ‘political’ being, but I am currently feeling enraged! How can the Australian government suddenly drastically raise the costs of doing a humanities degree? Read more
01 Jun 2020 Susannah Books, Newsletter, Reading, Recommended Reading 20 Comments Permalink To Serve Them All My Days To Serve Them All My Days Susannah 1 June 2020 20 Comments I’ve decided in the past week that I suffered from a deprived adolescence. Read more
01 Jun 2020 Susannah Books, Jane Austen, Newsletter, Reading, Recommended Reading 14 Comments Permalink Books about food Books About Food Susannah 1 June 2020 14 Comments I’ve been listening to the fabulous Inspector Bruno books by Martin Walker which are set in the Dordogne. Read more
01 Jun 2020 Susannah Newsletter, Poem of the Month, Poems, Poets 12 Comments Permalink Padraic Colum & An Old Woman of the Roads Susannah 1 June 2020 12 Comments This year in Australia many people lost their homes because of bush fires. Read more
01 Jun 2020 Susannah Newsletter, tours 14 Comments Permalink Susannah's Literary Travel Group, England 2019 Literary Travel – My Top Ten Susannah 1 June 2020 14 Comments In her gorgeous book 84 Charing Cross Road Helene Hanff states that she goes to England to find “the England of English Literature”. Read more
01 May 2020 Susannah Jane Austen, Newsletter, Reading 13 Comments Permalink Literary jigsaw puzzles Literary Therapy Puzzles Susannah 1 May 2020 13 Comments I was interested to read in the paper that sales of jigsaw puzzles have taken off during this time of self-isolation. Read more