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3 (Unusual) Things I Learned from Books – The Literary Knitter
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A compendium of thoughts, books, and tea. Contact and Updates Information. 3 (Unusual) Things I Learned from Books. February 3, 2016. April 17, 2016. Meditation and one way to do it. Another young adult book I read, called. A more recent moment of bookish insight came from Deborah Harkness’. A Discovery of Witches. Feel free to comment if you have! You live in this, and dwell in lover’s eyes ; Self-Reference, Literature, and The City of Dreaming Books. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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A compendium of thoughts, books, and tea. Contact and Updates Information. A compendium of thoughts, books, and tea. If Wishes Were Horses: The Power of Wishing in Literature. If wishes were horses, we would all ride. But sometimes, wishes have the power to destroy us. My Top Five Halloween Films. Well, I’ll tell you. Spooky Halloween Movies and Television Shows. 8220;The Mad Woman in the Attic”. Catherine Morland and the Errors of Gothic. When considering Gothic writers, Jane Austen is probably not the ...
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A compendium of thoughts, books, and tea. Contact and Updates Information. It’s the End of the World as We Know It: Parable of the Sower. April 17, 2016. John Green recommended the. Parable of the Sower. A book written by Octavia Butler and published in 1993. I picked it up on my newly subscribed Audible account (I drive a lot) and began listening to it last month. John Green is absolutely right in his assessment of the book. It is terrifyingly contemporary indeed. Parable of the Sower. Everybody’s Grann...
Darkness and Danger: A Wizard of Earthsea – The Literary Knitter
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A compendium of thoughts, books, and tea. Contact and Updates Information. Darkness and Danger: A Wizard of Earthsea. May 2, 2016. When I was in my early teens, I attempted to read. A Wizard of Earthsea. Which I started that night. I was immediately hooked. A Wizard of Earthsea. Once I had finished the first book of the series, the second quickly followed, and I am happy to say that I am now on the third Earthsea book. I can’t wait to see what new adventures this one has in store. Le Guin, Ursula K.
If Wishes Were Horses: The Power of Wishing in Literature – The Literary Knitter
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A compendium of thoughts, books, and tea. Contact and Updates Information. If Wishes Were Horses: The Power of Wishing in Literature. October 13, 2015. April 17, 2016. This summer, whilst hunting around for new books to dive into, I came across a recommendation on Buzzfeed for a book called Shadow and Bone. By Leigh Bardugo. Intrigued, both by the title and the plot description, I put a hold on it at my local library, and picked it up a week later. Does he wish he were stronger? Wishes can cause as much ...
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Study Abroad and Stress | Down and Out in Florence and London
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Down and Out in Florence and London. Thy firmness makes my circle just/And makes me end where I begun -Donne. Study Abroad and Stress. February 16, 2014. I feel that, most likely, no one will believe the following sentence: this has been the most relaxed semester of my college career. You are blinking in confusing, turning this way and that, scratching your head in befuddlement. “But Julia,” you are saying, “haven’t you talked about losing your luggage? What about the con artists? February 16, 2014.
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Venice | Down and Out in Florence and London
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Down and Out in Florence and London. Thy firmness makes my circle just/And makes me end where I begun -Donne. February 10, 2014. You would be walking along and suddenly come across a little canal, lined with boats of various sizes and shapes. It was surreal. I was in a gondola for about 3 minutes. It was cool. Piazza San Marco: the church’s facade is under restoration. The Doge’s Palace. The Church of San Marco. The whole ceiling was covered in gold leaf, in a very Byzantine style. However, Sunday was pr...
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Verona | Down and Out in Florence and London
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Down and Out in Florence and London. Thy firmness makes my circle just/And makes me end where I begun -Donne. February 24, 2014. This week, it shall be, “Fair Verona, where we lay our scene”. And yes, that is a quotation from. However its pretty clear that Shakespeare never visited Verona. The outside of the arena. I attempt to look tough. It didn’t work. The courtyard of Juliette’s house, with the “balcony” in the background. And the famous bronze statue of the overacting teenager. I really liked Verona...
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Building Your London | Down and Out in Florence and London
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Down and Out in Florence and London. Thy firmness makes my circle just/And makes me end where I begun -Donne. April 7, 2014. So here’s the thing about London. I don’t like it as much as I liked Florence. This is funny for me mostly because I signed up for this program to get to London. And now that I’m here, all I want to do is go back to Italy. Well, go figure. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. My mum also made a trip to visit me this past week, since my birthday was on Sunday. We went to see. But not ...
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Paris in the Springtime | Down and Out in Florence and London
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Down and Out in Florence and London. Thy firmness makes my circle just/And makes me end where I begun -Donne. Paris in the Springtime. March 26, 2014. After my melancholic departure from Florence, I arrived in Paris and spent the week of my spring break wandering around that iconic city with my sister. Both of us were lucky enough to have taken French in high school, but neither of us remembered enough to make much use of it (whoops! But in all seriousness, Pere Lachaise was beautiful. I also got to ...
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Surreal Journeys: Visiting Oxford | Down and Out in Florence and London
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Down and Out in Florence and London. Thy firmness makes my circle just/And makes me end where I begun -Donne. Surreal Journeys: Visiting Oxford. April 10, 2014. And if that isn’t enough motivation for you, the city also has several historical and charming pubs. Why don’t colleges in the United States have dorms and gardens that look like this? Maybe one day I will. Oh, and there was this sign:. Yes This place was amazing. We also went punting the next day. It was the birthday of one of Kate’s f...We punt...
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Farewell, Florence | Down and Out in Florence and London
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Down and Out in Florence and London. Thy firmness makes my circle just/And makes me end where I begun -Donne. March 15, 2014. Okay, I will admit it; you and I got off to a rough start. When I first met you, I didn’t like you at all. Now, granted, I was tired and jet lagged and burnt out on the idea of travel in general, but I must be frank. Florence, I will miss you. I really will. But I’m hoping that, someday in the future, I will come back and walk your winding roads once more. March 15, 2014. Create a...
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Down and Out in Florence and London. Thy firmness makes my circle just/And makes me end where I begun -Donne. Florence, My Existential Crisis, and Books. One of the great and terrible things about Florence is the sheer amount of stuff there is to do. Within the past three weeks I have, among other things, done the following: 1) Gone to Pisa, 2) Gone to the beach, 3) Gone to Lucca, 4) Gone to the Uffizi gallery, 5) Seen a whole…. January 23, 2014. January 20, 2014. January 16, 2014. The ten things I have ...
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Interesting Places | Down and Out in Florence and London
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Down and Out in Florence and London. Thy firmness makes my circle just/And makes me end where I begun -Donne. The following places on the internet are places I like very much and, dear reader, you might too:. Neil Gaiman’s blog: http:/ journal.neilgaiman.com/. The Mary Sue: http:/ www.themarysue.com/. Mara Wilson’s blog: http:/ marawilsonwritesstuff.com/. The blog of my friend, Hailley Fargo: http:/ kohawktalk-hailley.blogspot.it/. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. On Farewell, Florence.
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An Online Magazine of Art, Culture and Education. 1:36 am ». Self and Development: Do they go together? 1:28 am ». Poem: Blue’s Disguise. 12:45 am ». The World of Sri Aurobindo’s Creative Literature. 12:26 pm ». 1:11 am ». Harvesting Habits Holistically: A Viewpoint. Self and Development: Do they go together? Introduction The windows of my soul I throw Wide open to the sun. (Whittier) The. Poem: Blue’s Disguise. This is where I guess the blood meets the ground. Unwise labyrinths on the chest of the.
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See, that’s what the app is perfect for. Wahhhh, I don’t wanna. One Book a Day. BOOK OF THE DAY:. Girl Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen. Ldquo;I was trying to explain my situation to myself. My situation was that I was in pain and nobody knew it, even I had trouble knowing it. So I told myself, over and over, You are in pain. It was the only way I could get through to myself. I was demonstrating externally and irrefutably an inward condition.”. Ldquo;Was insanity just a matter of dropping the act? Is cut th...
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A place where my writing goes. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Smoke Beyond the Palms. January 16, 2014. View from Glendora Mountain Road during the Colby Fire. 1/16/14. Later, San Francisco. October 10, 2013. Immigrants Have the Best Stories. October 8, 2013. She begins to speak to me and as she tells anecdotes of her life and her travels, I have the impulse to grab a pen and notebook but don’t and simply listen instead. Describing that she no longer thought Theology was for her, sin...
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January 11, 2017. January 4, 2017. January 6, 2017. People change for the better or for the worse. We all change, even I do. But most of the time, we’re not aware of ourselves gradually changing. The question is. How do they change? How have I changed? Or, have I changed? WHAT 2016 TAUGHT ME. January 3, 2017. January 3, 2017. For me, 2016 hasn’t been an easy year for me in different aspects: school, lifestyle, and relationships as well. I honestly can’t think right now of anything. And the person involved.
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A compendium of thoughts, books, and tea. Contact and Updates Information. A compendium of thoughts, books, and tea. Tasted, Devoured, and Chewed. As a young person, I read the book Inkheart by Cornelia Funke. The book was an ode to books, proclaiming their value and importance. It strikes me, as I write this, that perhaps part of the reason I am so infatuated with the written word is because the written word is often infatuated with itself. But I…. Footnote Fever: Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell. When ...
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Book Launch Date Reveal:. Genre: Short Story, Coming of Age, Black Literature. Born in 1916, Stella May is the great granddaughter of former slave Stella Mae who changed the family's name to May upon freedom, which for her came too late. The descendent of mixed ancestry, Stella's c omplexion. After the Great Depression of the 1930s forces Stella's family to move to Chicago, a prevailing conversation with Aunt Sara provokes Stella to pass, and she decides to live her life as Sidney McNair, a white woman.
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Divslides" data-cycle-timeout="5000" data-cycle-prev="#sliderprev" data-cycle-next="#slidernext". I’m Being Published Clubhouse Magazine Give-Away Ends May 1! 5 Family Favorite Audiobooks. Top Ten Books Kids Should Read! BEFORE THEY GROW UP! If a pirate was deserting me on an island with my imaginary children and he said, ARGH, you can only bring 10 books for your kids.” I would choose these! I’m Being Published Clubhouse Magazine Give-Away Ends May 1! March 27, 2015. I have a short story being published...
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The Literary Lawyer Book Reviews. The Literary Lawyer Book Reviews Posts. October 11, 2016. Daisy in Chains by Sharon Bolton. A Steady Plot with plenty of Twists – 4 Stars Having stepped away from the…. Read the Post Daisy in Chains by Sharon Bolton. September 30, 2016. Fellside by M.R. Carey. A Book that Refuses to be Defined – 4 Stars If anything, Fellside is a…. Read the Post Fellside by M.R. Carey. September 14, 2016. The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson (The Stormlight Archives #1). June 25, 2016.
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I am a speech-language and in my spare time I pursue two passions - travel and photography. Through my travel I have had the opportunity to experience unique cultures, inaccessible regions, and the people and creatures that inhabit them. I hope you enjoy the images I have captured during these experiences. Contact - JoanBruno@CTR-NJ.com. The Literary Lens - Joan Bruno Photography.
