lots of laughter and a fair bit of squabbling - all in all
The shape of a 16th century apothecary's jar contains the moment of Juliet's death on the cover of this notebook
Did I solicit thee
/ From darkness to promote me
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This Gulliver poster is composed entirely from the body text of Jonathan Swift's classic novel
When Books Go Bad - Tales of Literary Feuds, Publishing Errors and Withering Reviews C. S. Lewis lots of laughter and aOf course, writers are lovely, kind people, cheering on their peers' successes and never ever being the least bit competitive, nasty or perish the thought! deploying a poison pen However, there are some dishonorable exceptions, and this volume exposes a catalogue of writerly bad behaviour. From Sophocles clashing quills with Euripedes, Lord Byron being less than complimentary towards Keats, there are personal insults, physical blows and lots of