Last post of 2011, First illo of 2012 This piece for the New York Times book review will be in tomorrow aka New Year’s day ‘s paper! Not a bad way to start the year, eh? The review is for “How it all began” by Penelope Lively. (Read online here) A retired schoolteacher, Charlotte Rainsford, has been muggedon a London street. Her hip has been broken and her bag stolen by someone who, Penelope Lively briskly informs us in her 20th work of fiction, will disappear from the rest of Charlotte’s story. This casual nastiness sends Charlotte to her daughter’s house while she recuperates, thus disrupting many of the characters’ routines— to trace the relationships among an assortment of relatives, employers, students and illicit lovers. Big thanks to AD Nicholas Blechman! 2011 has been a great year, thanks to all of you! Happy New Year!

Last post of 2011, First illo of 2012

This piece for the New York Times book review will be in tomorrow aka New Year’s day ‘s paper! Not a bad way to start the year, eh?
The review is for “How it all began” by Penelope Lively. (Read online here) A retired schoolteacher, Charlotte Rainsford, has been muggedon a London street. Her hip has been broken and her bag stolen by someone who, Penelope Lively briskly informs us in her 20th work of fiction, will disappear from the rest of Charlotte’s story. This casual nastiness sends Charlotte to her daughter’s house while she recuperates, thus disrupting many of the characters’ routines— to trace the relationships among an assortment of relatives, employers, students and illicit lovers.

Big thanks to AD Nicholas Blechman!
2011 has been a great year, thanks to all of you! Happy New Year!

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