How about
. . . ?
— Tony Rogers
There’s still a place in Bikwil for short
contributions |
A
Bikwil Epitaph for an Extraordinary Musical Aristocrat, Part 1
— Tony Rogers
| "While he loved his
mother dearly and provided well for her in her later years, Gerald viewed
her as conventional and lacking imagination. The idea that he should
become an artist or writer, or even worse, a musician, filled her with
revulsion. At the age of 17 he wrote a play under the influence of Ibsen.
His mother condemned it as morbid, asking why he couldn’t write a play
like Charley’s Aunt." |
Gerald Tyrwhitt was one of his names, and if that
intrigues you, wait till you read about his even odder life
|
Web Line —
Tony Rogers
Some sites on writing |
No Parking
— Lars Porsenna
The first in our occasional series we call
Spellbound |
To Belong
— Nicki Hoffman
Simply open your ears |
A Word in Your Pink Shell-like
— Harlish Goop
Language lovers should enjoy this brainteaser
|
To a Quince
— Jason Clapham
An ode to a "secret cousin of the rose" |
Mary Bennet
— Jennifer Paynter
| "Looking at my three
sisters then, I had the odd sensation — later, alas, a familiar one — that
I was observing them from behind a pane of glass." |
Parts 3 and 4 of our serialised novella |
| Words —
Bet Briggs
|
Quintessential Quirky Quotes
Comic and Classic, from
Everywhere and Everywhen
|
From the Back Verandah
— Fizzgig
| "KacMac did manage,
however, to dream up several small culinary works plus three or four
equally slight musical ones." |
Come to Scotland and meet a hitherto
overlooked Bach family member |
