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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Armchair BEA – Ethics
Design credit: Sarah of Puss Reboots What a great topic as part of the Armchair BEA – ethics and blogging. My personal view is this – I will always disclose if I have received a copy of a book in exchange … Continue reading
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Armchair BEA – Genre: Non-Fiction In All Its Forms
Design credit: Sarah of Puss Reboots For day 5 of the Armchair BEA our discussion is about non fiction. I do read a fair amount of non fiction. I especially like memoirs, biographies and autobiographies. I also like travel texts and … Continue reading
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Treasure Chest Thursday – Iodised Throat Tablets
I must have owned this tin about 20 years. Purchasing such old pharmacy items was a way of combining my love of history and antiques with the day job! This tin dates from the 1920s and reads “for the VOICE, … Continue reading
Armchair BEA – Literary Fiction
Design credit: Sarah of Puss Reboots For day 4 of the Armchair BEA the topic is Literary Fiction. Wikipedia provides the definition of Literary Fiction HERE, but the rule of thumb is “critically acclaimed and serious” In fact reading the wikipedia definition … Continue reading
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The Font at St Nicholas Church circa 1912
I had to purchase this postcard, as at least 3 generations of my family have been Christened at this very font, including me! Even more ironic is the postal date on the reverse indicates the date which is the year … Continue reading
Armchair BEA – Blogger Development & Genre Fiction
Design credit: Sarah of Puss Reboots We are already at day 3 of the Armchair BEA. Today the discussion is about blogger development & genre fiction. Blog Development – I don’t have all the answers, but this works for me. This … Continue reading
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New England Captives Carried to Canada 1677 – 1760 by Emma Louise Coleman
A few weeks ago I received a lovely message to say that my name had been selected by Fieldstone Common and I had won a copy of New England Captives carried to Canada between 1677 – 1760 by Emma Louise … Continue reading
Armchair BEA – Genre Classics
Design credit: Sarah of Puss Reboots For a long time I struggled to read classics. I don’t know why, perhaps the language or me or a combination of the two. As I have got older and probably linked into my very … Continue reading
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Armchair BEA 2013 – Introductory Post
Design credit: Sarah of Puss Reboots Today starts the opening of the week long Armchair Book Expo America. With many of us not making it to New York this annual online event exists for those of us who miss out on … Continue reading
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Julie Goucher ~ Anglers Rest 