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22 de mai. de 2024 · The Six Ones (Year 12s) and other members of the School community enjoyed a highly entertaining talk by freelance journalist, author, and Benenden Senior, Juliet Nicolson H1971. Juliet told several amusing anecdotes about her time at Benenden, including how the then Prince Charles caused great excitement when he came to visit his ...
22 de mai. de 2024 · Entertaining Tales from Speaker’s Literary Life. The Six Ones (Year 12s) and other members of the School community enjoyed a highly entertaining talk by freelance journalist, author, and Benenden Senior, Juliet Nicolson H1971.
Há 3 dias · – Juliet Nicolson. Praise for Clover Stroud ‘A fearless explorer of the human heart.’ – Elizabeth Gilbert ‘Stroud’s writing is knife-sharp, beautiful and profound.’ – Madeline Miller ‘Clover’s writing is sensationally beautiful.’ – Laura Cumming ‘ I love Clover Stroud’s writing.
13 de mai. de 2024 · Mary I – Queen of Sorrows by Alison Weir. I have been an avid reader of Alison Weir’s fictionalised biographies of the Tudors for many years, – and this latest monumental book about the first woman to reign in England and Wales in her own right feels somehow a climax.
22 de mai. de 2024 · The Six Ones (Year 12s) and other members of the School community enjoyed a highly entertaining talk by freelance journalist, author, and Benenden Senior, Juliet Nicolson H1971. Juliet told several amusing anecdotes about her time at Benenden, including how the then Prince Charles caused great excitement when he came to visit his ...
9 de mai. de 2024 · Inspired by the necessity of uprooting her family to America, the author of the celebrated My Wild and Sleepless Nights and The Red of My Blood walks the Oxfordshire Ridgeway in this profound meditation on home and belonging. What is it that makes a home? What is a home without the roots that tie you to a place?
7 de mai. de 2024 · This far-off time in the early sixties is best described by Juliet Nicolson in her marvellous new book, Frostquake. I can report only what I saw – not seldom though the bottom of a glass.
