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Open the door to your own private imaginings
IF we are to believe Jeannette Winterson, reading is like sex, "If it's any good; it sets up seismic shifts in the body and mind". However, no short course at a university dares make such a claim, but six sessions at the workshop, 'Talking about novels, memoirs and biographies' on Tuesday nights from October 7 to November 11 in UCD's Arts Block, will invigorate the imagination, or, as Shaw put it, in The Doctor's Dilemma, "stimulate the phagocytes", and start the habit of a lifetime of immersion in the culture and mores of characters who sometimes appear no less real than our friends and relations.
Fragments Of A Late Gnostic Poem Of The Twelfth Century
Found a family, build a state,
Wolff offers a feast of stories to be devoured slowly
Our Story Begins
Double act at the heart of classic crime novel
One freezing cold Sunday afternoon about 15 years ago, my mother was walking around the Upper East Side of New York. In the window of a thrift store she spotted a painting of a woman who was her absolute double.


