GEOFF NICHOLSON: THE LONG LOST WALKER

I do love a good concordance.   In Mike Bonsall’s majestic concordance of JG Ballard you’ll discover that the sage of Shepperton used the wo...

  And speaking of walking in gardens (as we almost were), there’s a 1927 love letter from Virginia Woolf to Vita Sackville-West, that some s...

Mrs Dalloway in a hat                     I’ve been trying again to read Virginia Woolf’s  Mrs Dalloway .  I’ve tried before and I gave it u...

I’m sure I’ve said it before, probably on this blog, that Virginia Woolf, walker though she may well have been, is not an open book to ...

Eleanora Sears Two books have recently come across the transom, one relatively new, one comparatively old.   The first is Lauren Elki...