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Rob St. John is an English writer, artist and musician. Early life. Rob St. John was born in Lancashire, and spent his childhood living on Pendle Hill . Career. Music. St. John's debut album, Weald, was released in November 2011, and received a positive reception from critics.
Exploded scales, island imaginaries: The new landscape in art and geography. STACKS. örö. half/life. no one can own a river.
Father, husband, restaurateur, chef, author, columnist, world-class eater.
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14 de abr. de 2023 · 100-page artist's book, installation film and soundwork produced through Rob St John's long-term fieldwork and experimentation on the small Finnish Archipelago island of Örö. The book is richly illustrated with Rob’s photographs, cameraless prints, cyanotypes, maps and sketches.
The latest on Robert’s Yonderlust trips to Europe. Book Now. Latest Column. RSJ’s New Orleans Restaurant Recommendations 2024. NEW ORLEANS— In a poll of national food critics I believe New Orleans would be listed among the top three… Read more. Featured Recipe. King Cake Bread Pudding. Celebrating Mardi Gras in the best way know how: KING CAKE!
The Man Who Played God is a 1962 fact-based fiction novel about Hungary and Israel (1944–1956) by American author Robert St. John, who has released several books on Israel. It was published by Doubleday on January 4, 1962.
Interview with The Liminal (archived on Mountain *7), October 2012. Press clippings. “One of the UK’s most innovative composers” – Electronic Sound. “The [Lea Valley] landscape is described with great skill on a new album by the imaginative Lancastrian artist Rob St John.
