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| Blog Name: | The View From Here Magazine |
| Url: | http://www.viewfromheremagazine.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | books, literary, magazine |
| Description: | We are a print and on-line literary magazine with author interviews, book reviews, original fiction & poetry and articles. Designed and edited by an international team we bring an entertaining mix of wit and insight all packaged in beautifully designed pages that mix the new with the famous. "Attractive, informative, sparkling and useful - TVFH is so many of the things I'm not - sigh - ..." Iain Banks |
| Popularity: | 49 Followers |
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A Childhood In Fiction
by JaneBooks played a vital role in my childhood. Forty years ago, before the advent of computers and game stations my days were spent drawing, making mud pies and, most significantly, reading. My world was one of fairytales and fables, myths and legends, witches and wizards. With no Sonic or Mario to distract me the open pages of a book were the places where my imagination took flight. Like Dorothy, I was swept away to a land of make believe.
by JaneBooks played a vital role in my childhood. Forty years ago, before the advent of computers and game stations my days were spent drawing, making mud pies and, most significantly, reading. My world was one of fairytales and fables, myths and legends, witches and wizards. With no Sonic or Mario to distract me the open pages of a book were the places where my imagination took flight. Like Dorothy, I was swept away to a land of make believe.
The Ghost Poetry Project: an interview with Nathan Curnow - Part Two
by PaulRead Part One of this interview here.The Ghost Poetry Project is something of a rarity among poetry anthologies: it's a page-turner. Not only is its premise intriguing (ten n
by PaulRead Part One of this interview here.The Ghost Poetry Project is something of a rarity among poetry anthologies: it's a page-turner. Not only is its premise intriguing (ten n
Shanta Everington Joins The View From Here
Just in time for the Christmas party next month author, Shanta Everington, joins the crew here at The View From Here.
Just in time for the Christmas party next month author, Shanta Everington, joins the crew here at The View From Here.
The Ghost Poetry Project: an interview with Nathan Curnow - Part One
by PaulI'm something of a mailbox junkie. There, I've confessed it. There's nothing quite like opening the mailbox and discovering a wad of envelopes waiting to reveal their secrets. Why, even half a dozen bills and bank statements bring an excitement akin to Christmas morning. So imagine my delight when, out
by PaulI'm something of a mailbox junkie. There, I've confessed it. There's nothing quite like opening the mailbox and discovering a wad of envelopes waiting to reveal their secrets. Why, even half a dozen bills and bank statements bring an excitement akin to Christmas morning. So imagine my delight when, out
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