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Tag Archives: book
Medicine as a mature student at the University of Cambridge (Rousse)
Aged 25, and after several exam attempts, I was finally admitted to the University of Cambridge as a medical student. My mother and sister S came with me to Cambridge on my first day to help me settle in. They … Continue reading
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Tagged book, bookshop, Cambridge, commercialisation, dining, dinner, gender, hall, medicine, segregation, shop, sister, student, toilet, university
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An Olympian book tour (Belle)
I had published a book called “Yestermorrow“. My publisher had sent me on a book and dinner publicity tour around various Olympic Games athlete’s villages. I ate and stayed with gymnasts from eastern Europe and discus throwers from Australasia.
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Tagged athletes, Australasia, book, discus, eastern europe, gymnast, Olympic Games, publisher
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Sir Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and the lyrics to ‘Yellow submarine’ (Rousse)
Sir Paul McCartney and John Lennon agreed to make a personal appearance at a tiny independent book shop. As one of its regular customers, I was invited to meet the two former Beatles. McCartney entered the room first. He was … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, appearance, Beatles, book, bookshop, former, John Lennon, paper, Paul McCartney, personal, shop, sir, Sir Paul McCartney, tattoos, Yellow submarine
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An unreliable review of ‘An instance of the fingerpost’ (Rousse)
The woman opposite us on the bus was playing a podcast out loud on her phone. Its host gave an enthusiastic review of An instance of the fingerpost by Iain Pears. ‘I hated that book’, I muttered to my sister … Continue reading
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Tagged An instance of the fingerpost, book, bus, Iain Pears, podcast, remark, review, rude, sister
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Boxes and foxes (Rousse)
KH handed me a small white box with a promise that he would explain the contents just as soon as he had checked the pan on the stove in the kitchen. When he failed to return, I popped the box … Continue reading
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Tagged bed, book, box, carrell, engagement, fox, present, ring, university
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Rules for retired ladies (Rousse)
I gathered my newly retired friends into a circle to check that they were following the rules: To have a Roka bag on their person at all times To hold membership of at least one book group To have joined … Continue reading
Online conference revival (Rousse)
Last held in 2013, we all believed that that was the end of the annual Online conference – until this week, when it was revived in London. LVZ was operating the complicated lifts, and my colleague BMR selling miscellaneous books … Continue reading
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Tagged auditorium, book, Christmas, class, conference, Easter, exercise, film, lift, London, Online, revival, spiral, staircase, stall
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Sara the stranger (Rousse)
The extra member of our book group was DM’s new mentee: a large woman called Sara. From now onwards, she would meet DM three hours before the start of our meetings, then join the rest of us for the dinner … Continue reading
The nameless poet returns (Belle)
I was back for my third date with the poet. We were soulmates and I was having a wonderful time. The only problem was I still didn’t know what his name was, and couldn’t remember it from the jacket of … Continue reading