I had a couple of reservations about A Thousand Moons, but it's a captivating novel in many ways, and a worthy successor to Days Without End. Here's my review in this month's @Lit_Review https://literaryreview.co.uk/winona-rides-out
'I’m quite sure that Carroll is the only writer who has ever come near to retrieving a child’s vision of the world and that Alice is the expression of it.'
For #InternationalChildrensBookDay, Penelope Lively on the golden age of children's books.
'John proposes setting up Apple Limousines to operate a ‘fleet of psychedelic Rolls-Royces’, but Paul, demonstrating occult powers, suggests that Apple should be ‘a store selling only white products’: On Craig Brown's excellent #Beatles book @Lit_Review:
https://literaryreview.co.uk/here-there-everywhere-2
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I had a couple of reservations about A Thousand Moons, but it's a captivating novel in many ways, and a worthy successor to Days Without End. Here's my review in this month's @Lit_Review https://literaryreview.co.uk/winona-rides-out
'I’m quite sure that Carroll is the only writer who has ever come near to retrieving a child’s vision of the world and that Alice is the expression of it.'
For #InternationalChildrensBookDay, Penelope Lively on the golden age of children's books.
https://literaryreview.co.uk/arcadia-anarchy
'John proposes setting up Apple Limousines to operate a ‘fleet of psychedelic Rolls-Royces’, but Paul, demonstrating occult powers, suggests that Apple should be ‘a store selling only white products’: On Craig Brown's excellent #Beatles book @Lit_Review:
https://literaryreview.co.uk/here-there-everywhere-2