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Marillion: Mesmerized by an opening line. (Script to a Jester's Tear)

S.Lawrence/Vukomanovic Tiggy Sonya ! on January 31, 2024

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Adult Aylesbury Fish Garden Party Jester Marillion Music Oven Ready Records pride Problems Roundabouts Sentiment Swings Tears Trauma

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Metallica’s song, The Sandman is a retelling of a wisdom that is hidden.

S.Lawrence/Vukomanovic Tiggy Sonya ! on January 22, 2024

Captain Hook Dream Fable Fairy Tales +3 lessons Lyrics Metallica Psyche Sandman Song Story wisdom

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Fairy Tales, as a way to learn

S.Lawrence/Vukomanovic Tiggy Sonya ! on January 18, 2024

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Alphonse Mucha's Influence: Sarah Bernhardt: Ashbourne: My gift to the town

In the year 1895, the Czechoslovakian artist Alphonse Maria Mucha rose to dizzying heights of stardom. The design for the advertising poster for the Fifth Avenue, Broadway theatre production of Gismonda that opened on December 11th and ran until February 1895 would be the making of him. This prototypical production starred the then young and stunning actress Sarah Bernhardt and Lucien Guitry as Almerio. My first encounter with Mucha’s work was at a very young age. I would spend many hours with my grandmother, chatting and looking at magazines and books. One afternoon we sat in her large sunny bedroom, the light from the wide bay window making the flowers on the Sanderson wallpaper dance and sing. And if my memory serves me well, Granny opened up a magazine that was running a feature on the works of Alphonse Mucha. Those moments come rarely, do they not, when your heart flutters with delight at what you see before you in a picture. I was captured by the patterns, colors, flow...

Tender at the Bone by Ruth Reichl: Cinnamon, Spice. So nice!

A short but sweet review of a book that is hard to put down... A book that will appeal to a broad spectrum of tastes.. . is something you do not come across very often, and I certainly would have not come across this national bestseller if it was not by accident. How did it come to me? It was going to be scrapped in the charity bookstore I volunteer in. An old copy with brown pages and something spilled over the back corner. Something originally oozy and dark, maybe syrup, maybe coffee, who knows. Ruth was born in 1948 and was brought up in Greenwich Village . Her father was a typographer and a German-Jewish refugee. Ernst was married to Miriam, who was American-Jewish. As a young lady, Ruth was taken and deposited at a French-speaking boarding school in Montreal by her mother and also attended the University of Michigan, studying and achieving a degree in sociology in 1968. She married her first husband Douglas Hollis after meeting him at that time. Ruth then studied and ...

Review: Ferrante: My Brilliant Friend

Today I reviewed a book that I have yet to finish. Why do I feel obliged to write about it? Elena Ferrante is a wonderful name. It is not a real name, it is an alias. Not much is known about Ferrante’s background. It is said that Elena grew up in Naples and is the daughter of a seamstress. Could Ferrante’s exquisitely crafted writing only be accomplished by an academic? Some critics state so. Like a beautiful journey through Italy, you are slowly and confidently bought into Ferrante’s world. The indoctrination is a raw process and an immersion into another culture, in the years after The Second World War. When I came across this book and read the title “ My Brilliant Friend” I almost avoided it. I was looking for a novel with substance. The title did not encourage me, and the cover put me off. With so many wishy-washy books published that hanker around love and relationships but never get to the grit, it would be easy to give up there and then. I read a few ...

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