7 February 2014
Tania Hershman has a treat for you this week. Five flash-fiction autobiographies that track her journey through the Library. Enjoy.
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30 January 2014
Our Writer in Residence Adnan Mahmutovic gears up for his Hearth talk in this post that examines borders. Should they be worried? How much can they be bothered? Adnan has the answers.
28 January 2014
Our newest recruit and library intern extraordinaire, Ceri Williams, shares the experiences and impressions of her first month here at Gladstone’s.
27 January 2014
Nuala N Chonchir tells us about the way she set about creating the identity of the Mystery Lady.
17 January 2014
Phil Clement introduces you to the writers joining us for Hearth as he builds the fire.
17 December 2013
Few times in my life have I been as insulted as I was on the evening of Wednesday last.I rose, as is my morning custom, at a respectable 8.15am and underwent my usual morning routine…
11 December 2013
The noble consulting intern, Jamie Stokes, picks up the gauntlet laid down for him by the mysterious “Professor” and, so it seems, not a moment to soon…
9 December 2013
In response to the recent publication of Mr Jamie Stokes’ ‘Commencing the Treasure Hunt’ web log, Phillip Clement, writes to his adversary to forewarn him…
25 November 2013
Muriel Maufroy reviews Tania Hershman’s ‘My Mother was an Upright Piano’, a collection of fifty-six short-short fictions.
12 November 2013
Muriel Maufroy uses a book found in the library as she delves into the secret life of Catherine Gladstone to discuss the complex intricacies of marriage in the Nineteenth Century.
