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December 22, 2016 By Martha

When I could not sleep for cold I had fire enough in my brain, And builded with roofs of gold My beautiful castles in Spain!

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The Difficulty in Writing About Murder - amazing piece, luminous writing. I immediately ordered the book.

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Cutter Wood doesn’t like mysteries, true crime or even semi-violent films. And yet he began investigating a woman’s disappearance, and wro...

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Oh, well done! Add 4 singers who study with former students of Margaret Harshaw - thanks for that info, tenor and teacher, Michael Sylvester (a Harshaw student, a Met finalist himself and fabulous interviewee for #TheTenorBook) #OperaLegacy

Oh, well done! Add 4 singers who study with former students of Margaret Harshaw - thanks for that info, tenor and teacher, Michael Sylvester (a Harshaw student, a Met finalist himself and fabulous interviewee for #TheTenorBook) #OperaLegacy

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Great story, terrific comments. Yes, for once, read the comments! Will restore your faith in humanity - mine's been sorely tested this morning, reading the 'news' ... thanks to you and your daughter for this.

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My daughter had a 'medieval feast' at school yesterday. Mostly, the boys went as knights, the girls as princesses.
She went as the Viking fleet commander, 'The Red Girl' briefly referred to in the 12th C 'The War of the Irish with the Foreigners.'

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Delightful back and forth thread, talking about meeting the late and very great Robert Hughes. I should write up the tales of my brief exchanges at book signings.

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@MsMartha_writer I was lucky to get charming and engaging. He was a writer that knew how to keenly observe and reflect, that art was as sensual as it was intellectual and that it could be both sacred and utterly absurd.

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