A rudimentary grasp of the history of Ireland gives at least some idea of the schism convulsing the Muslim world.
Wine Not Whine
“Shall we go straight in?”
Bohemian Rhapsody
Lead In Your Pencil
Český Krumlov
Walled Gardens
Walled Gardens is the title of Annabel Goff’s memoir about her childhood in the south of Ireland in the 1940s and 1950s. (Since describing William Waldegrave’s book as a memoir I now find that it is an autobiography: the former is a description of one part of a person’s life, the latter the whole thing,… Continue reading Walled Gardens