Bookish – June 2020
Welcome back bookworms, what have you been reading this past month? Any of my recommendations?
If the answer is yes, then you're in luck because...
Colouring for the Gha
Vivien Mesilio was watching husband Ernest doodling one day, when she peered a little closer over his shoulder to ask what he was up...
Penelope’s Adventures
From Saturday mornings’ pastime to children’s book series, Therese and Penelope Caruana’s project is growing steadily, with two illustrated stories already published and a...
Bookish… May 2020
So, as you’re probably aware, we all now have a lot more free time (except for our editor Sophie, who’s rushed off her feet)....
A Four-Day Lent is Long Enough.
BY THE LATE, AND LOVED, PETER SCHIRMER
‘I thought you were going to stop drenching your fish and chips in vinegar during Lent?’ Hera’s greeting...
Bookish… April 2020
Welcome back! This month there is a theme (sort of) for the books I’m recommending: the human experience. That is to say that although...
Bookish… March 2020
Welcome back! It's March already (how it is March already? That is insane!) and on the 8th is International Women's day. Coincidentally, my three...
Trenches
By Jasmin Griffiths
I have come to the realisation that I am dead. Maybe not ‘dead’ as we know it but I’m not air-breathing-water-drinking alive...
Bookish… February 2020
It’s February, and that means it’s Valentine’s day! You either felt some strange excitement at that statement, or you rolled your eyes. Well, there...
Climate Change & Carbon Footprints
‘Climate change and carbon footprints… Mark my words, those will be the buzz-words for the new decade, and I’ve a good mind to write...