roald dahl is the sort of writer who’s forever hiding somewhere in the back of my mind. when i was fifteen, we read LAMB TO THE SLAUGHTER in class, and it was the beginning of e v e r y t h i n g anglo and saxon for me. Then last year, when i found roald dahl’s cookery book from GYPSY HOUSE in a library sale, i couldn’t believe my luck. now it seems that granddaughter sophie is embroidering along the same theme(s). writing abilities aside, i do enjoy her laid back style, and recipes.
well, we have always place for one more at our dinner table.
big p.s. - our new place does already house a shed. i wonder if i should turn it into something literary? after visiting woolf’s lovely den (see picture), and relishing on dahl’s….
well, we have always place for one more at our dinner table.
big p.s. - our new place does already house a shed. i wonder if i should turn it into something literary? after visiting woolf’s lovely den (see picture), and relishing on dahl’s….
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