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• Men dance on deathless feet

  
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  Walter de la Mare, Bertha Georgie Yeats (née Hyde-Lees), William Butler Yeats, unknown woman by Lady Ottoline Morrell William Butler Yeats’s fascination with mysticism and the occult is well documented, particularly the influence of Madame Blavatsky’s Theosophical Society. Yeats said, “The mystical life is ...
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• The China Factory, by Mary Costello, Guest review by Karenlee Thompson

  
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  Mary Costello is an Irish author who lives in Dublin, and The China Factory is her first collection of short stories, published here in Melbourne by Text Publishing.  Guest Reviewer, Karenlee Thompson explains why she loved it: Tiny frissons of recognition hit you at unexpected moments as you dip into the ...
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• Manchán Magan’s ‘Oddballs: A Novel of Affections’: Book Review

  
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  A skilled chronicler in travel narratives and documentaries of those who wander the fringes, Manchán Magan’s debut novel follows four characters on the fringe. Two of them, teenaged Rachel and her quasi-aunt Charlotte, collide after a long estrangement in New Hampshire, and take off on Charlotte’s Wiccan ...
  2 weeks ago

• Links of the Week

  
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  Many of these links have been tweeted in the past, but here I can tag and categorise them for future reference. I hope you find some of them interesting too. Please feel free to discuss in comments or on Twitter . Some of the links to PDFs disappear quickly so download them promptly. Jorge Luis Borges The ...
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• Links of the Week

  
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  Many of these links have been tweeted in the past, but here I can tag and categorise them for future reference. I hope you find some of them interesting too. Please feel free to discuss in comments or on Twitter . Some of the links to PDFs disappear quickly so download them promptly. Bridget Riley in her ...
  3 weeks ago

• Learning to Name and See All of Lifes Colors

  
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  The names of colors--as illustrated in America by the Crayola folks--are not only the mirror but the lamp of our world: they’ve changed their color-names over the years to reflect various cultural shifts. When the crayon “Flesh” was created in 1949, nobody seemed to blink their eyelids. Then along came the Civil ...
  4 weeks ago

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