Monthly Archives: August 2012
Summer soundtrack
This Week’s Topic is: What music has been your summer soundtrack?
Maven Fairy Godmother Author Interview
Today I’m pleased to welcome Charlotte Babb to Off the Page, chatting about her new book Maven Fairy Godmother. Charlotte Babb began writing when she could hold a piece of chalk and scribble her name–although she sometimes mistook “Chocolate” for “Charlotte” on … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Interview
Tagged author Interview, Charlotte Babb, fairytales, fantasy, Maven Fairy Godmother
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Song of the Week
This is the newest video by Explosions in the Sky, the band to which I write Obscura Burning. If they sound familiar, they should. They did the soundtrack for Friday Night Lights, the film and TV series. Enjoy!
Posted in Blog, Music
Tagged Explosions in the Sky, Obscura Burning, Song of the week
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Quote of the Week
“I was working on the proof of one of my poems all the morning, and took out a comma. In the afternoon I put it back again.” Oscar Wilde Definitely something to which every writer can relate. Since I … Continue reading
The Other Face of Berlin
I’m an avid traveller. There’s nothing better than heading off to an unknown place, ready to discover its history and secrets. Living in Finland has made gallavanting around Europe substantially easier. Having passed through the German airports numerous times, I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Blog, Travel
Tagged alternative Berlin, anarchy, Berlin, counter-culture, graffiti, punk, street art
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Forever Man Author Interview
Today I’m pleased to welcome author January Bain to Off the Page, chatting about her new book The Forever Man. January Bain hails from Ashern, Manitoba, Canada. Married to the love of her life, her husband Don, she has combined … Continue reading
Underground Book Reviews
You can find out more about Dragon’s Teeth and Suzanne here thanks to AB Riddle of Underground Book Reviews.
Posted in Interview, News
Tagged author Interview, dragon's teeth, Suzanne van Rooyen, Underground book reviews
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