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Tag Archives: Thornwillow Press
The Thornwillow Press ‘Ask Hafiz’ by Sahar Muradi
This little gem of a chap book showed up at my door recently, packed full of other ephemera and goodies from Thornwillow’s Dispatch subscription program.
The Thornwillow Press ‘Parable of the Sower’ by Octavia Butler
Whenever a package shows up at the front door, whoever grabs usually yells “Santa!” Any day it is a book that shows up is a good day. From the first book I owned as a child, I’ve always loved getting … Continue reading
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Portrait of a Free Man by Frederick Douglass; Published by Thornwillow Press
You’d think during a pandemic, with the yoga studios and tea events I normally work closed, while I work and stay at home except for grocery runs and rides up into the unpopulated trails behind my house, that I’d have … Continue reading
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald; Published by Thornwillow Press
It seems that many of my school peer-group read The Great Gatsby in high school or college. Somehow, I never did. And for the subsequent 35 years I never got around to F. Scott Fitzgerald. I’d run across his name … Continue reading
Reading Statistics for 2019
It’s time to review my reading for the last year and see how I did with respect to my goals of reading widely outside of the Western White Male Canon (WWMC). While reviewing some publishing statistics, I realized that the … Continue reading
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen; Published by Thornwillow Press
Despite its reputation, somehow Pride and Prejudice remained unread for the first fifty years of my reading life. I’ve read some of her contemporaneous authors and classics but this one escaped my widely-cast net for one reason or the other. … Continue reading
Dante’s Inferno; Published by Thornwillow Press
“Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita mi ritrovai per una selva oscura…” “…Midway upon the journey of our life I found myself in a dark wilderness.” So begins Dante’s Inferno, the first in the trilogy that makes up The … Continue reading