On the Mark by Florence Hazrat review – a fascinating history of punctuation | Literary criticism

On the Mark by Florence Hazrat review – a fascinating history of punctuation | Literary criticism

How do you feel about exclamation marks? Otherwise known as gaspers, screamers, dog’s cocks, or shrieks. In his Modern English Usage, Fowler said that using too many betrays an “uneducated or unpractised... Read more »
The Names author Florence Knapp: ‘I’d love to write with Maya Angelou’s warmth’ | Books

The Names author Florence Knapp: ‘I’d love to write with Maya Angelou’s warmth’ | Books

My earliest reading memoryThe summer I was four, my mum read EB White’s Charlotte’s Web to me and my older sister. I don’t recall much of the story, only that my mum was... Read more »
The Names author Florence Knapp: ‘I’d love to write with Maya Angelou’s warmth’ | Books

The Innocents of Florence by Joseph Luzzi review – how abandoned babies spurred a flowering of Renaissance art | History books

Joseph Luzzi, a professor at Bard College in New York, is a Dante scholar whose books argue for the relevance of the great Italian art and literature of the late middle ages... Read more »
The Grim Resonance of “The Innocents of Florence”

The Grim Resonance of “The Innocents of Florence”

A slim, compelling book about one of the first orphanages in Europe contains painful echoes of the present. Source link Read more »
The Grim Resonance of “The Innocents of Florence”

The Names by Florence Knapp audiobook review – a Sliding Doors-style debut | Fiction

How influential is a name? This is the question underpinning The Names, which opens with Cora taking her newborn son to register his birth. Her abusive husband Gordon wants his son to... Read more »
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