Posted on Wednesday 27 October 2010, 23:27, by Antony, under
Paganism.
Samhain or Halloween, is very important to us pagans. In a previous post Pagan Festivals, I said this about Samhain (Halloween to most people): Samhain – 31st October The last harvest. When the vails between the worlds are thin. Seen as the pagan ‘New Year’. Also known as Halloween. The goddess is now the crone. [...]
Posted on Tuesday 26 October 2010, 21:06, by Antony, under
Health.
Hello all, I’m still alive! It’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted and the last few blog posts have been about books I’ve read, rather than what I’ve been up to. So don’t worry, I know we are well overdue a catch up. Let’s start with the weekend. I was all set to have [...]
I bought One Day by David Nicholls after hearing about it on The TV Book Club. The book follows the lives of Dexter and Emma over twenty years, each chapter being a year in their lives. Dexter and Emma meet at a party on graduation night at University and spend the night together. Dexter a [...]
Posted on Saturday 2 October 2010, 10:33, by Antony, under
Books & Authors.
The Dead is a prequel to The Enemy and like most I desperately wanted to find out what would happen to Maxie, Blue and the others on the cliff hanger at the end of The Enemy. I wanted to find out if Little Sam would ever make it back to the group and expected to [...]
Categories: Books & Authors.
Tags: "The Lamb", Blue and Maxie, Brooke Alisha and Courtner, Charlie Higson, Greg the adult, Jack and Ed, Jordan Hunter, Little Sam, Matt and Archie, Rowhurst, The Dead, The Enemy, The Imperial War Museum
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The publishing industry have released a few books by some of my faviourate authors. I knew about The Dead by Charlie Higson, which I bought this month. I’m about half way through it, so expect a review soon! I’ve reviewed The Enemy which you can read here. I also bought The Diary of a Young [...]
Categories: Amazon, Books & Authors, Thinking.
Tags: Anne Frank, Cecelia Ahern, Charlie Higson, christmas, Mini Shopaholic, Sophie Kinsella, The book of tomorrow, The Dead, The diary of a Young Girl, The Enemy
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