Showing posts with label Edward Gorey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edward Gorey. Show all posts
Thursday, August 09, 2012
Morning edition
Things look significantly rosier this morning, I am happy to say. My mouth feels much better, and I've just sent off a review (due today) to a new venue. Now to hit the library for some style books (haven't yet made master list, but time is running short) and a quick look at the Edward Gorey exhibit!
Sunday, August 05, 2012
Closing tabs
Edward Gorey at the Columbia Rare Book Library. (NB I must get over to see this before the exhibit closes on Friday.)
Gary Panter's Dal Tokyo!
Nomenclature and cuisine of the British meal.
Piers Anthony loomed large in the imagination of young readers in the 1980s.
Douglas Coupland's advice for young writers.
Douglas Kennedy on Maeve Binchy.
F. X. Feeney on Gore Vidal.
Gary Panter's Dal Tokyo!
Nomenclature and cuisine of the British meal.
Piers Anthony loomed large in the imagination of young readers in the 1980s.
Douglas Coupland's advice for young writers.
Douglas Kennedy on Maeve Binchy.
F. X. Feeney on Gore Vidal.
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
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