Nicholas Foster
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Ministries Of The Interior: Rory Stewart & The Crisis Of Cumbrian Masculinity
"Cumbria’s suicide rate is 50% higher than the national average. Among the county’s farming community, it’s higher still. Hang on to these facts, because they’re important later in this piece. All celebrities are psychologically damaged; celebrit..."
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| "Years ago my centaur’s random course through lifecrossed the path of a great poet. I was invited by friends from Cambridge days– the poet’s daughter & son-in-law – to a reading in London, and wentalong, vaguely imagining a brief, small event in a ..." Read more of this blog post » | |
| "The estimable Jen Bowden produces an outstanding regular podcast 'Northern Voices', in which she interviews writers from the north of England about their work, their craft and the challenges and beauties of being a 'northern writer' (however you m..." Read more of this blog post » | |
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| One of the best books by a member of the International Brigades. | |
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| Indridason delivers another ghost story wrapped in the cloak of a crime thriller. This one, involving a journey back across the decades to a world of lost politics and lost hopes, is one of his very best. And all the characters are haunted. | |
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| Along with the well-known masterpieces such as 'Oh, Whistle and I'll Come to You, My Lad', there are the superbly atmospheric and haunting gems like 'The Uncommon Prayer-Book' where a centuries-old pure hatred lays the scene for a more modern-day she ...more | |
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| This may not be as strong as the rest of 'Through the Looking Glass' but then, as the editor of this "suppressed" episode explains, Lewis Carroll often reworked his writing at the galley proof stage. With the Wasp in a Wig episode, he gave up before ...more | |
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| A well-sourced portrait of a truly dysfunctional campaign - if campaign isn't too precise a word. A political 'Through the Looking-Glass, and what Alice found there'. Except that you can enjoy Lewis Carroll's book and put it down, knowing that Humpty ...more | |













