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Sally Kindberg at a William Blake event
Last sunday I joined other members of the Blake Society to remember William Blake, at his memorial stone in Bunhill Fields, bringing a couple of beautiful yellow roses (Malvern Hills) kindly given to me (at least, he let me pick … Continue reading
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Tagged Blake Society, Bunhill Fields, Toby Pritchard, William Blake
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Tales of the Thames
Fascinating talks about the Thames and other watery connections at Somerset House, appropriately enough in a room overlooking the river. Ex-poet laureate Andrew Motion wore a bad cardigan and talked almost inaudibly about his new book Silver. Other speakers included Iain … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Kotting, Andrew Motion, boat, Fountain Court, Hastings, Iain Sinclair, King Mswati III, MacGillivray, protest, river, Savoy Hotel, sea, Sliver, Somerset House, swan, Swansdown, Swaziland, the Strand, voyage, William Blake
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Two Williams on Primrose Hill
Blake keeps popping up. The Royal Parks have commissioned Will Davies to cut a William Blake quotation, mentioning Primrose Hill, into the new York stone edging at the Hill’s summit. He was busy working on it when I took my regular … Continue reading
Londoners
Last month to my first meeting of the Blake Society, held on the first floor of the Spaniards Inn in Hampstead, London. An appropriate venue as the pub has at least two literary associations – with Dickens and Keats. Fading … Continue reading
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Tagged Blake Society, Hampstead., notebook, Professor James Bogan, Spaniards Inn, William Blake
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