Continuing my walks with poets series of posts, here’s an interesting one by Beckett.
Walks with poets: Samuel Beckett, Roundelay
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More books!
2022 is proving to be very interesting in terms of books I pick. Since my last post, I’ve read Kimberly Amato’s Enemy as part of Blackthorn book tours, Good morning midnight and Art Spiegelman’s Maus.
Continue readingStrange Weather in Tokyo and Visitation
Two more books in January, and 7th on the way. Very different in nature, with their own compelling atmospheres. One is a slice of life love story , the other an elegiac reflection on one hundred years of German history.
Continue readingThe last of 2021: Malve Von Hassel “The Amber Crane” and Martin Amis “Time’s Arrow”, plus favourite reads of 2021
Time flies. We’re already in 2022. Happy New Year! May it be filled with great, stimulating or pleasant reads. I’m here to post updates for the final reads I did in 2021.
Continue readingWalks with poets: Rilke
What poets or poems accompany you on your walks? What poems express what perhaps one might feel on a walk? I might post such poems once in a while. Walks are those moments when I feel connected to the sounds and sights around me. Especially in the mornings when I gather strength for the coming day, being here and now, in my surroundings as I move through them, is important.
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