Down to the Sea
“… the next thing to be done was unquestionably to walk directly down to the sea.” – Jane Austen’s Persuasion (1818), Volume …
“… the next thing to be done was unquestionably to walk directly down to the sea.” – Jane Austen’s Persuasion (1818), Volume …
Here are eight of my favourite blog posts, to mark the eighth anniversary of my blog: Jane Austen’s “Darling Child” …
I’m planning to reread L.M. Montgomery’s “Emily” novels this year, along with Naomi of Consumed by Ink and other bloggers. …
“Just a love story, people say about a book they happen to be reading, to be caught reading. They smirk …
It’s a pleasure to share this guest post from Christy Ann Conlin, who drew inspiration from two of Nova Scotia’s …
A trip to McNabs Island this past summer inspired me to revisit Thomas Raddall’s descriptions of the island in his …
“Young Dr. Blythe” is a very busy man and he’s often away from the little white house he and Anne …
“It was not exhilarating to be surrounded by crowds of strangers, most of whom had a rather alien appearance, as …
“All of us are better when we’re loved.” The powerful last line of Alistair MacLeod’s International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award-winning …
The Halifax Giller Light Bash is happening tonight at the Atlantica Hotel at 8pm, and I’m delighted to be one …