I found myself musing on how DWJ differs from Roald Dahl, partly because these pieces all reminded me a bit of Matilda, but remain closer to Wilkins' Tooth and The Ogre Downstairs. But I wasn't able to come to any conclusions. Maybe another time.
Stopping for a Spell, by Diana Wynne Jones
I found myself musing on how DWJ differs from Roald Dahl, partly because these pieces all reminded me a bit of Matilda, but remain closer to Wilkins' Tooth and The Ogre Downstairs. But I wasn't able to come to any conclusions. Maybe another time.
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The Tiptree/Otherwise Award, Peter Handke’s Nobel, The Sparrow and Mountain Ways
The James Tiptree Jr Award, "encouraging the exploration & expansion of gender", has announced that it is changing its name to the…
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The Story of General Dann and Mara's Daughter, Griot and the Snow Dog, by Doris Lessing
Second paragraph of third section: Dann had wanted to leave the Centre - leave the past - because of the weight of sorrow on him, which he believed…
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It Can't Happen Here, by Sinclair Lewis
Second paragraph of third chapter: But Isaiah College has come up in the world today - excepting educationally- for in 1931 it held the Dartmouth…
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