‘Paul Auster was an anomaly: a thoroughly warm, witty, sympathetic, laughter-loving individual, with insatiable intellectual curiosity and a gift for friendship; at the same time, he was a monumental literary presence.’
Paul Auster remembered by Ian McEwan, Joyce Carol Oates and more.
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How lovely to hear The La's 'There she Goes' on @BBC6Music this morning. Very Springy kind of song imho. However, does have that terrible sub-text which we won't talk about.
The Hightowns - North Shields Welcomes a New Golden Age - By Wayne Bordoli
For those old enough to remember the golden age of narrative pop -
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Hats off to @laurenlaverne@BBC6Music - nobody plays The Doors on the wireless these days and they really, really should. Set up for the old Friday now!
Not getting a lot of work done this dull morning in Shields due to @BBC6Music and @laurenlaverne with her cloudbusting bangers. Few calories burnt though with bit of chair dancing. Not a pretty sight.
I don't think I've every felt so sickened by the absolutely shameful non-acceptance of the in your face racism and misogyny of Frank Hester's words. Had to be chased into accepting it was indeed both those things. Get out, stay out.
These are just words with no meaning. They break the very idea of logic. How in the name of God can it not be to do with race or gender when those are precisely the things he mentioned. Just utterly bizarre.
Swoosh....back to my very much younger days courtesy of @BBC6Music@laurenlaverne and bloomin' Tenpole Tudor 'Swords of a Thousand Men'. Well, I can cope with anything now.