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The blog of The Reader. Posts from the ‘North West’ Category. December 23, 2015. The Reader Review of 2015. December 9, 2015. The Reader at Calderstones secures 1.99m Heritage Lottery Fund investment. October 6, 2015. The Reader makes the shortlist for social enterprise. August 4, 2015. Social Enterprise thrives in the North West. June 18, 2015. HRH the Duchess of Cornwall enjoys more shared reading. June 3, 2015. 8216;Experience the very heart of The Reader’: Recruitment Day. April 16, 2015.
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The blog of The Reader. April 7, 2016. Redeemable: Erwin James on reading and finding redemption. April 5, 2016. The Reader International Forum. March 10, 2016. Shared Reading in Knowsley. March 8, 2016. The London Penny Readings returns. March 7, 2016. Featured Poem: Procrastination by Edward Young. March 1, 2016. Featured Poem: March by Edward Thomas. February 29, 2016. Shared Reading: a secular church? Laquo; Older Entries. Featured Poem: Clair de lune by Paul Verlaine. Book of the Year.
Featured Poem: That Music Always Round Me by Walt Whitman | The Reader Online
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The blog of The Reader. Featured Poem: That Music Always Round Me by Walt Whitman. February 22, 2010. The link between the two was revived in the public eye recently, perhaps in a controversial way, when Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy. Declared the Arctic Monkeys. To be modern-day poets. That Music Always Round Me. That music always round me, unceasing, unbeginning–yet long untaught. I did not hear;. But now the chorus I hear, and am elated;. Day-break I hear,. Violins–all these I fill myself with;. When ...
There’s no such thing as an ending… | The Reader Online
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The blog of The Reader. There’s no such thing as an ending…. June 10, 2010. Last night, I finished reading. And it wasn’t quite a normal reading of. If such a thing exists? I have, since the beginning of April 2009 (yes, that’s fourteen months ago), been reading. With my Get Into Reading. Group ( here’s my first report. It’s not been a slog, it’s been the most incredible reading experience of my life: it’s also not been easy (far, far from it) but it’s been something that the six to nine of us (we can’t.
Happy World Read Aloud Day 2013! | The Reader Online
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The blog of The Reader. Happy World Read Aloud Day 2013! March 6, 2013. World Read Aloud Day. Today – Wednesday 6th March – is the big day: World Read Aloud Day 2013. Is proud to be a WRADvocate partner of World Read Aloud Day. Celebrating the pleasures of reading aloud every day of the year. Today, we’re encouraging everyone to read something aloud today, be it a few lines from a poem or a short story, to help raise the voices of those throughout the world who are unable to do so. Leave one →. Enter you...
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Erwin James
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Blog - open air. Erwin James Monahan was born to itinerant Scottish parents in Somerset in 1957. A family lifestyle described as,. Continued, until August 1984 when he began his life sentence for murder. Ian Katz, deputy editor of the The Guardian. Explains the paper's position on its relationship with Erwin James here. James went to prison an inarticulate and ill-educated individual with, in his own words, massive failings to overcome. For prose. His first article in. A collection of his columns, A Life...
Dialogues - poems we love: February 2016
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Dialogues - poems we love. This is a place for poetry lovers to gather together. Readers may comment on my choices. Enjoy the poems! Saturday, February 13, 2016. In Your Next Letter. In your next letter, by Carrie Shipers. The weather in great detail. If possible,. Enclose a fist of snow or mud,. Everything you know about the soil,. How tomato leaves rub green against. Your skin and make you itch, how slow. The corn is growing on the hill. Thank you for the photographs. With barbed wire, wind, harvest air.
Dialogues - poems we love: Walking around the Block with a Three-Year Old
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Dialogues - poems we love. This is a place for poetry lovers to gather together. Readers may comment on my choices. Enjoy the poems! Sunday, October 23, 2016. Walking around the Block with a Three-Year Old. Walking around the Block with a Three-Year Old by David Wagoner. She sees a starling legs-up in the gutter. She finds an earthworm limp and pale in a puddle. What’s wrong with them? She says. I tell her they’re dead. She scowls at me. She stares at her short shadow. Daddy, you don’t look pretty. Sleep...
Dialogues - poems we love: Love's Philosophy by Shelley
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Dialogues - poems we love. This is a place for poetry lovers to gather together. Readers may comment on my choices. Enjoy the poems! Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Loves Philosophy by Shelley. The fountains mingle with the river. And the rivers with the ocean,. The winds of heaven mix for ever. With a sweet emotion;. Nothing in the world is single;. All things by a law divine. In one spirit meet and mingle. Why not I with thine? See the mountains kiss high heaven. And the waves clasp one another;.
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LiVE empowerment through participation. Training & Courses. Events, Activities, Groups. LiVE’s wellbeing tips! See below for a list of blogs recommended by LiVE project members:. By Michael Nobbs “artist, blogger and tea drinker…” This inspiring blog shows how “it is possible to stay creative even when energy is in short supply, and how working on small creative acts on a regular basis can build over time into a substantial body of work (and even a creative career)”. Neuroscientist and freelance science ...
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A Little, Aloud. The official site for the collection of A Little, Aloud anthologies. Posts from the ‘Events’ Category. February 5, 2016. Launching A Little, Aloud with Love. July 24, 2013. A Little, Aloud for Children at Just So Festival. May 7, 2013. March 7, 2013. Happy World Book Day! November 13, 2012. The Ha’penny Readings are back! October 26, 2012. Round About The Cauldron. October 25, 2012. Laquo; Older Entries. A Little, Aloud With Love. Published on 28th January 2016. A Little, Aloud.
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. MAKING SENSE OF BIPOLAR AND LIFE IN GENERAL. Larr; Dave Allen – Getting Older. Intelligent and thoughful blog – always enjoy reading midnightdemons7. I know I posted a lot yesterday and last night. I got the writing bug back so please forgive me. I. Posted on February 2, 2014, in mental health and spiritual awareness. Larr; Dave Allen – Getting Older. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
J A Brunning - Ribble Babel: February 2013
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RIBBLE BABEL - verbiage and verbage from J A Brunning on the banks of the River Ribble. Friday, 8 February 2013. In Conversation With . Conversations with the Community'. For The Festival of Stories. Check out The Festival of Stories. Blog with an update of the most recent community event in the lead up to The Festival of Stories. A brand new four day festival planned to take place in Lytham later in 2013. Organised by local Lytham writer and resident, Alex O’Toole. Organisers of The Festival of Stories.
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The blog of The Reader magazine. While reading through the poems and prose of John Clare recently in order to compile a quiz for literary ornithologists, I found references to mystery birds, an unexpected treat in this poet who sees and finds a name for everything. ‘I frit them up from Swordy well a pond so called by the roman bank which … Continue reading →. Poetry Reading: Julie-ann Rowell. Reader 54 Summer Issue is now on sale ( 6.95), featuring novelist Salley Vickers (The Cleaner of Chartres); G...
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The Reader of Absurdist Books. The reader will read absurdist books and discuss them. For the purposes of this blog, absurdist books are books in which the world is meaningless and God if he or she exists is capricious and arbitrary. Or something. Also, you will sometimes find author interviews here. They will usually be about some aspect of the craft of writing. This blog will not be updated very often. I apologize for that. Monday, March 13, 2006. Brian Beatty, The Long-Promised Interview. My short pie...
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Cutting Room Floor is home to a sea of snark and snippets about upcoming movies, rumors about films, and other assorted nonsense. Sure, the information is mostly accumulated from other reputable sources, but the sarcasm is 100% home grown. Friday, November 5, 2010. Movie Review: Due Date. Breaks water, no new ground. The filth wake of a new Jackass. Film makes other movies’ attempts to shock with ribald humor futile, even with dialogue like I vomited in the wound. Nice try, Due Date. Because Ethan is a r...
The Reader Online | The blog of the Reader Organisation
The blog of the Reader Organisation. Featured Poem: Wynken, Blynken, and Nod by Eugene Field. August 11, 2015. Tags: Anytime is Storytime. Read On Get On. We had a wonderful time with City of Readers. At Anytime is Storytime. Across Liverpool yesterday, as part of the Read On Get On. At Waterstones in Liverpool One. And a range of green spaces around the city, including Croxteth Hall and Walled Gardens. And the L15 Community Gardens, Garmoyle Road. Wynken, Blynken, and Nod. Sailed off in a wooden shoe,.
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You’re a pal, C.S. Lewis. January 8, 2017. January 8, 2017. 8220;(…)Theology is practical: especially now. In the old days, when there was less education and discussion, perhaps it was possible… Read more You’re a pal, C.S. Lewis. Pipeline Genocide: where to go from here. December 17, 2016. December 17, 2016. When we left Standing Rock, the natives’ message to us was one of great urgency. “Take this story home,” was their… Read more Pipeline Genocide: where to go from here. December 2, 2016. She stood th...
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Printre paginile unei cărți. Miercuri, 29 aprilie 2015. În curs de aparitie si noutati de la Rao, Trei si Nemira. 160; Editurile s-au pus serios pe treabă şi se pare nu prea vom mai avea momente de respiro. Dar cine îşi doreste? 160; Printre noutăţile de la Rao mi-au atras atenţia câteva titluri interesante. 160; Băieţi isteţi: Asalt pe Wall Street. Linkuri de întoarcere către această postare. Sâmbătă, 18 aprilie 2015. Recomandarea de week-end - The Croods. 160; I-aţi cunoscut? Joi, 19 martie 2015.
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Book reviews from a collective of reviewers. Wednesday, December 21, 2005. Review: THE MENSTRUATING MALL by Carlton Mellick III. Mellick uses a sort of flow-of-consciousness writing style in The Menstruating Mall which is fast-paced and effective for the material. The book moves quickly from fairly normal happenings to progressively more strange, gory, and down right weird events. Buy The Menstruating Mall. By Carlton Mellick III at Amazon USA. Buy The Menstruating Mall. Buy The Menstruating Mall. My onl...
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Read, Review, Recommend. Welcome everyone :) Things may be a little slow at the moment as I am in my last few months of school so I am swamped with work and exams but if you had time to leave a comment it would make my day! Wednesday, 24 April 2013. So I am leaving you all in order to have fun reading. I just want to say a huge thank you to you all for your support and talking books with me. So this is goodbye. And remember.keep reading! Guest Post: Marissa Meyer. On “The Giver” by Lois Lowry. For the fi...
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