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PTEROSAURS, Winged Reptiles of the Dinosaur Age: A Visit with Eudimorphodon in...
Caroline at the Eudimorphodon exhibit at the Natural History Museum, Bergamo, Italy.In 2003, when I was researching my book PTEROSAURS: Rulers of the Skies in... Read more
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ESPRESSO MACHINE ETCHING FROM 1965: Memories from My Years at Grinnell College
Coffee House in the Forum, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa 1965.In the spring of 1965 there was a new student center on the campus of Grinnell College--the... Read more
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Reading List: June.
Non-Fiction: Fergus Fleming: Ninety Degrees North: The Quest for the North Pole. Stefan Zweig: Die Welt von Gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers. Fiction:... Read more
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Madame Tussaud by Leonard Cottrell
This short post marks a return to actually featuring a Landing Book Shelves book, after a glut of library book reading. Though I have to point out that it was... Read more
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ALA COMBINED BOOK EXHIBIT: Look for SETTLEMENT HOUSE GIRL!
This year the annual American Library Association convention is in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and, as usual, the exhibit hall will be filled with publishers'... Read more
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Interview with Alana Highbury: a Modern Persuasion with a Twist
Dear Janeites and romance lovers, I’m thrilled to welcome Alana Highbury to My Jane Austen Book Club! Alana has once again woven Austen-inspired magic with her... Read more
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Links: 17/06/25
Politics: I spent the last week reading Stefan Zweig's posthumously published autobiography The World of Yesterday (Die Welt von Gestern, in German). Read more
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TOOTLE—Learning to STAY ON THE TRACKS, NO MATTER WHAT! Memories of Childhood
TOOTLE was a favorite Golden Book of my childhood. Tootle is a baby train, who along with other young train engines goes to train school to learn skills such... Read more
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Jayne Bamber Presents Her New Pride and Prejudice Variation: Kindly Meant...
Hello readers, it’s great to be back at My Jane Austen Book Club! I’m so excited to share another sneak peek of my new release, Kindly Meant Interference,... Read more
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The Aristocrat and the Able Seaman Will Be Published in April 2026
For several years I’ve done a talk about Lucy Noël Martha, Countess of Rothes, and Thomas William Jones, the Aristocrat and the Able Seaman who survived... Read more
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