Sarah Lawson draws attention to a posthumously published collection in which Sarah Getty’s intelligence and wit still live on
Sarah Lawson
Sarah Lawson finds seriousness and humour, the personal and the fanciful in this recent and retrospective selection of Shanta Acharya’s poetry
A New Life for the Riding-Crop-Handle Maker; Sarah Lawson reminds us of a popular account of an immigrant’s experience which has – perhaps undeservedly – fallen out of the public eye
Sarah Lawson plaintively asks the question: Why Don’t People Read Benito Cereno When I Tell Them To?
Sarah Lawson observes that reading Michel Faber’s collection about grief and death can expand our capacity for empathy
THE SECRET OF THE OLD RED PHONE BOOTH: Sarah Lawson is reminded of some children’s books from former generations The old red phone booth on Lewisham Way is a great way to get rid of books. Someone might like them; this is a very mixed London neighbourhood and there are a couple of colleges nearby. […]
By Michael Bartholomew-Biggs • authors, books, year 2022 0 • Tags: authors, books, Sarah Lawson