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Haydn’s 2024 Year in Books
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Clubmen 1645: neutralism in a revolution
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A CARD FROM THE JAWS OSESSION
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I Wore Niall Mackenzie's T - Shirt
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‘The Shark Is Broken,’ a play about a…?
Following the writing of a book titled “A Card From the Jaws Obsession,” an account of my younger self, ‘Jaws’, friends made, and a discovery of ‘The Book of Quint’, and Jaws OB Podcast by Ryan Dacko. This sixty-year-old, and once 11-year-old, came to sit alongside the cast of ‘The Shark Is Broken’ on May 1st, 2025.
On its arrival in the port town of Poole in May, a turn of events, starting in 1975 Read more of this blog post »
On its arrival in the port town of Poole in May, a turn of events, starting in 1975 Read more of this blog post »
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"Interesting, well written about an escapee from the German POW camp in Italy WWII. The author had experienced it himself."
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"Beautifully written account of surviving in the Italian mountains after escaping from a POW camp.
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“The Clubmen were an organised body and had set resolutions for what they saw as a solution to the war. We see reference to the great charter and The Petition of Right in the declaration. So, we see here a direct demand for a return to these basic rights now lost in a war not of their making. The Clubmen as an association, as this is what they were, had direction, just cause and spoke directly for those outside the warring armies. Those affected by war are making their voices heard. Not a call for a side to support but a demand from the generality for a solution to a war put upon those that would see fit to impose a war upon them.”
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“Jaws would make a lasting impression on me and my friends. This imagination manifested itself into our playground games. We built our very own Orca. A large dose of childlike imagination, the vital ingredient here.
With buckets, watering can, old bits of corrugated iron, anything we could muster, the Orca took shape. A game invented, for downtime, between screenings of Jaws.”
― A CARD FROM THE JAWS OSESSION
With buckets, watering can, old bits of corrugated iron, anything we could muster, the Orca took shape. A game invented, for downtime, between screenings of Jaws.”
― A CARD FROM THE JAWS OSESSION
“We go too fast for our own understanding; by we of course I mean they, because I discover nothing that has not been already in print. We (they) discover without realising what will result; we take off lids with curiosity and relish, and things escape that we didn’t foresee. The plot develops, and the dénounement is withheld until the final curtain.”
― Martha on Sunday
― Martha on Sunday
“The Clubmen were an organised body and had set resolutions for what they saw as a solution to the war. We see reference to the great charter and The Petition of Right in the declaration. So, we see here a direct demand for a return to these basic rights now lost in a war not of their making. The Clubmen as an association, as this is what they were, had direction, just cause and spoke directly for those outside the warring armies. Those affected by war are making their voices heard. Not a call for a side to support but a demand from the generality for a solution to a war put upon those that would see fit to impose a war upon them.”
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“It is quite contrary to the prime intentions of our association, for instead of mediators we shall become parties, instead of making peace we shall in all possibility lengthen the war".”
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“Jaws would make a lasting impression on me and my friends. This imagination manifested itself into our playground games. We built our very own Orca. A large dose of childlike imagination, the vital ingredient here.
With buckets, watering can, old bits of corrugated iron, anything we could muster, the Orca took shape. A game invented, for downtime, between screenings of Jaws.”
― A CARD FROM THE JAWS OSESSION
With buckets, watering can, old bits of corrugated iron, anything we could muster, the Orca took shape. A game invented, for downtime, between screenings of Jaws.”
― A CARD FROM THE JAWS OSESSION
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