Jane

Living on the Cornish coast, struck down by motor neurone disease #MND, but still reading books and looking out for lovely things...

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

@FurrowedMiddle @stuck_inabook My home town! Sadly I am in hospital so we can't meet.

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read Troy Chimneys by Margaret Kennedy https://t.co/Cek4NbcK1k

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read The Lantern Men by Elly Griffiths https://t.co/MQinpyCHOG

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read The Ivory Dagger by Patricia Wentworth https://t.co/DJ1rXdmJPB

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

@borderonwheels I am waiting for my own wheels and your lovely Benson has been an inspiration and soothed my heart a little after the loss of my Briar. I am so very sorry that you have lost him.

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

It may not be as good as the famous book it clearly inspired, it may not be entirely plausible, but it was entertaining and intriguing from the first page to the last.

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read French Braid by Anne Tyler https://t.co/qNQePb0XYS

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read The Numbered Account by Ann Bridge https://t.co/M1uGgmsWRV

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read Tea at Four O'Clock by Janet McNeill https://t.co/mWTrSXGu4y

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read Greenery Street by Denis Mackail https://t.co/mpqtmRmiWq

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read Deerbrook by Harriet Martineau https://t.co/r8mnywnAF9

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

@DeanStPress @joannedarcy Thank you for sending so many lovely books back out into the world!

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

Sixes; looking back at half a year of reading. Thank you @joannedarcy https://t.co/dJw4Q2Nwvt

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read Minnie's Room by Mollie Panter-Downes https://t.co/rk1FrP4leX

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read The Glass of Time by Michael Cox https://t.co/yUvi2qDWD5

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read The Doll's House and Other Stories by Sylvia Townsend Warner https://t.co/EH6phbVcpc

[The Paris Review @parisreview]

“Like everyone else, Elizabeth was exhausted by the weather; earlier in the month she had complained to Browning that she could do nothing but lie on her sofa, drink lemonade, and read 'Monte Cristo.'” @LucyScholes on Alethea Hayter and the summer of 1846. https://t.co/gYrOMdWDYI

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

'I like best to go down floating on my back, just letting the current take me, watching the kingfishers and the tapestried foliage on the hillside, and the quiet sky which always seems to be very low over the valley.'

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read Through the Wall by Patricia Wentworth https://t.co/BBg0k81Alh

[Jane @BeyondEdenRock]

I read The Bridge by Pamela Frankau https://t.co/e1UWpvDzbQ