-
Join 361 other subscribers
Categories
Tags
- ali smith
- alsace
- antoine laurain
- art
- australia
- australian fiction
- australian outback
- book-review
- book-reviews
- Booker long list
- booker prize
- booker prize winner
- booker winner
- books
- Brooklyn
- Budhist
- Colm Toibin
- cooking
- cornwall
- detective strike cormoran
- elena ferrante
- Enniscorthy
- faber
- fiction
- gilhead
- Graeme Macrae Burnet
- great irish writing
- history
- horse racing
- how to write well
- Humour
- inspector gorski
- Irish history
- irish writers
- irish writing
- japan
- jk rowling
- john le carre
- joseph o'connor
- laurent binet
- lockdown reading
- london
- love story
- maclehose press
- Man Booker long list
- Man Booker short list
- Michael Connelly
- Miguel Bonnefoy
- naples
- nazi
- painting
- paris
- pascal garnier
- patrick modiano
- psycho-intellectual
- psychology
- recipes
- reviews
- robert galbraith
- romance
- sebastian barry
- st louis
- thriller
- tim winton
- travel
- troubled blood
- unbound
- van gogh
- vegetarian
- Venezuela
- whodunnit
- winter
- world war 2
- writing
- Yuval Noah Harari
-
Recent Posts
Tag Archives: ted hughes
Grief is the thing with feathers by Max Porter (Faber)
“There is a feather on my pillow.” THERE are only three characters here, the crow, the dad and twin boys sharing the grief after their mother dies. Each has their perspective. The dad: ‘wondering what to do. Shuffling around‘. The … Continue reading
Posted in 101greatreads, fiction
Tagged crow poems, faber, grief is the thing with feathers, hannah griffiths, max porter, ted hughes
Leave a comment
101 Great Reads 