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Hello. I'm Steve, and I write about stuff. I live in London, and I'm not getting any younger.
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Tag Archives: reading
Ever wish a book would never end? (Richard Ford’s Bascombe Trilogy)
Finally, after much procrastination, I have finished Richard Ford’s Bascombe Trilogy. That is, The Sportswriter, Independence Day and The Lay of the Land. It hasn’t taken me so long because the books were hard work, far from it. It has … Continue reading
Posted in not sport, reading and writing
Tagged fiction, reading, richard ford, the lay of the land, the sportswriter, independence day, frank bascombe
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My new favourite bookshop
Do you remember book tokens? Well, I was very lucky to get quite a few of them for my birthday. They now seem to resemble credit cards more than paper vouchers, but they still are the most wonderful present. I … Continue reading
Posted in not sport, reading and writing
Tagged Amazon, book tokens, books, bookshop, cake, london review of books bookshop, reading, Waterstones
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In praise of the printed word
I’ve been absolutely demolishing books lately. Not literally, of course. I mean, book-burning is kind of frowned upon, isn’t it? No, I’ve just been reading and reading and reading. I guess it is the one plus-side to a niggly, long … Continue reading
Posted in not sport
Tagged books, magazines, new york review of books, new yorker, newspapers, printed word, reading, when saturday comes, world soccer
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