@Pottedhistory I'm right handed and make Z twist more easily. But that makes S twist impressions. And almost every impression I've ever seen on British Neo pottery is Z twist. Puzzling.
Just noticed this hard to get volume on the Windmill Hill causewayed enclosure near #Avebury is now available open access on the fantastic @OxbowBooks website https://t.co/ldoAaCx3rm. #Archaeology#Neolithic
Have been a member of the Barbara Pym society for 25 years - it's simply the friendliest society I know - do try it if you find yourself at all inclined towards Pym!
I want to thank everyone for the kind words about the @thetimes review. If you love Pym, as I do, please join or support the Barbara Pym society. Excellent Women they are...Barbara-Pym.org
Just had a lovely chat with @marigoldatkey @WmCollinsBooks and we have both agreed that readers and lovers of Barbara Pym are throughly good and decent eggs. Excellent Women, one and all.
“Wonderfully adapted, with excellent sets and a great cast” - our Chair, Libby Tempest revisits the BBC’s award-winning North and South with @RCArmitage and Daniela Denby-Ashe Find it on Netflix. https://t.co/nVPFcGkJJy
@MattLeivers When I met Professor Atkinson while I was working on the Stonehenge 20th century excavations volume in the 1990s I didn't get far with questions about Stonehenge, but he was very forthcoming about his very beautiful cat Finbar!
The Award goes to... Hon Research Fellow Dr Frances Healy British Neolithic specialist has scooped 2020 @BritishAcademy_Grahame Clark Medal. 👏Congratulations to Frances whose collaborations with Cardiff include international project Times of Their Lives. #archaeology#CUArch100
Enjoying my very final read through of the Pym canon. Onto Excellent Women. Gosh, these books just better with every read. Perfect Corona comfort read, and much else beside.
If you've never tried a Barbara Pym novel, 'Excellent Women', one of her best, is 99p in the June 2020 Kindle Monthly Deals list. (and if you like it, the Barbara Pym Society is great for all things Pym): https://t.co/n8lX4voIJm
@paulajaynebyrne Personally, I'd be more than happy to read 600 pages on Pym! - really looking forward to seeing your book, please don't trim too much!
@artefactual_KW Wow - I remember this from my Reading University years (vaguely remember it being more overgrown then). That was many years before I knew where Clatford was or that the stones came from there!
That’s my reading sorted for the next few evenings. Finally got round to ordering these novels by @FictionFox which I’ve been meaning to read for years!
Fascinating to hear so many readers returning to Pym during lockdown. Someone described her novels as ‘good books for bad days.’ If new to her, begin with Some Tame Gazelle. Larkin described it as her Pride and Prejudice.