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In The Shadow of the Library: Terror and Wonder – The Gothic Imagination

Crumbling ruins, moonlight, tree-lined walks, bats flitting, owls hooting, wolves howling, trapdoors and darkling cellar stairs…

Ever since I can remember I’ve been attracted to things that might be termed ‘Gothic’. For that reason I have been looking forward enormously to the latest exhibition at the British Library: Terror and Wonder – The Gothic Imagination.

October 20, 2014 in Art, Books, Film.

Where’s the perfect place to read a book?

The beauty of books is that you can read them anywhere, at any time.

But is there an ideal place to do it? Indoors, outdoors, under a tree, in a favourite chair, on a train, or on the loo?

June 1, 2012 in Books.

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