Under Northern Lights
22/10/2011
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Imagine sitting in a tiny cottage, snowbound in a winter where the sun never peeks over the horizon – and a book lets you
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Imagine sitting in a tiny cottage, snowbound in a winter where the sun never peeks over the horizon – and a book lets you
In a small bar in lower Manhattan last night, an Australian singer-songwriter showed me just what great story telling is all about. Paul Kelly has
The best thing that’s happened to me this week was learning the Girl Racers is a finalist in the 2011 Aspen Gold Reader’s Choice Awards
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Playing tourist is fun – playing tourist in the company of a historical novelist is even better! My good friend Jean Fullerton – who writes