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i love being in a small fandom cause wdym i just bought some clothes etc from one of my favs on vinted?? virginia hampson i fuckin adore u

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ELENA MOSUC with her husband Chris, with Thomas Hampson & with Virginia Zeani .

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2024 Kansas City Royals Roster

Pitchers

#24 Jordan Lyles (Hartsville, South Carolina)

#31 Will Smith (Newnan, Georgia)*

#35 Chris Stratton (Tupelo, Mississippi)*

#38 Josh Taylor (Peoria, Arizona)

#43 Carlos Hernández (Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela)

#46 John Schreiber (Rockwood, Michigan)*

#48 Alec Marsh (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

#50 Kris Bubic (San José, California)

#51 Brady Singer (Tavares, Florida)

#52 Michael Wacha (Texarkana, Texas)*

#55 Cole Ragans (Tallahassee, Florida)

#59 Jake Brentz (Manchester, Missouri)

#61 Ángel Zerpa (Valle De La Pascua, Venezuela)

#63 Nick Anderson (Brainerd, Minnesota)*

#65 Matt Sauer (Santa Maria, California)**

#66 James McArthur (New Braunfels, Texas)

#67 Jacob Lugo (Bossier City, Louisiana)*

Catchers

#13 Salvador Pérez (Valencia, Venezuela)

#34 Freddy Fermín (Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela)

Infielders

#2 Garrett Hampson (Reno, Nevada)*

#7 Bobby Witt; Jr. (Colleyville, Texas)

#9 Vinnie Pasquantino (Chesterfield County, Virginia)

#11 Maikel García (Caruao, Venezuela)

#12 Nick Loftin (Corpus Christi, Texas)

#19 Michael Massey (Chicago, Illinois)

#26 Adam Frazier (Watkinsville, Georgia)*

Outfielders

#1 M.S. Melendez; Jr. (Miami-Dade County, Florida)

#16 Dustin Renfroe (Crystal Springs, Mississippi)*

#17 Nelson Velázquez (Ciudad Carolina, Puerto Rico)

#28 Kyle Isbel (Rancho Cucamonga, California)

#44 Dairon Blanco (Ciudad Florida, Cuba)

Coaches

Manager Matt Quatraro (Bethlehem, New York)

Bench coach Paul Hoover (Columbus, Ohio)

Hitting coach Sean Zumwalt (Kernersville, North Carolina)

Assistant hitting coach Joe Dillon (Santa Rosa, California)

Pitching coach Brian Sweeney (White Plains, New York)

Assistant pitching coach Zach Bove (Winter Haven, Florida)

Bullpen coach Mitch Stetter (Huntingburg, Indiana)

Bullpen catcher Ryan Eigsti (Peoria, Illinois)

Bullpen catcher Allen De San Miguel (Perth, Australia)

Bullpen catcher Parker Morin (Park City, Utah)

1B coach Damon Hollins (Vallejo, California)

3B coach Vance Wilson (Mesa, Arizona)

Infield coach José Alguacil (Santiago De León De Caracas, VZ)

Assistant coach Rusty Kuntz (El Paso De Robles, California)

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hey im crazy interested in theology but my environment has never rlly fostered it and ive really only gotten as far as the book of revelation. do you have like an extensive list of stuff you've learned about/read/are interested in?? like the real historical deep dives? i know the basics but i want to really learn the details and the fringe stuff but i don't even know what im looking for. just like. anything to do w theology especially catholic. if you have the time though of course so np if not!! thank you either way:))

i am happy to make a list! below i've condensed an mdiv and half a doctorate in theology. if you need any particular recs, any pdfs, or any syllabi on a subject, dont hesitate to pm me. ofc some of these broad categories overlap. i've tried to keep this to books and not articles because that would overwhelm me

tanakh

coogan & chapman historical & literary intro to the hb; trible god & the rhetoric of sexuality; christine hayes' yale divinity school lecture series; bellis & kaminsky jews, christians, and the theology of hebrew scripture; near eastern archeology (journal); ex audito (journal); robert alter (translations); walter brueggeman; anchor bible series; john barton critical companion to hb

early christianity

(primary sources): gnostic texts; irenaeus; ignatius of antioch; eusebius; ambrose; jerome; augustine; nestorius; cyril of alexandria; capadocian fathers; dionysius; bede; meister eckhart; aquinas (secondary sources): norris christological controversy

martyrs & mystics

(primary sources): perpetua & felicity; blandina, queen pulcheria (read of her from nestorius); julian of norwich, hildegard von bingen; macrina; quintilla & priscilla (montanists writ large); theresa of avila (secondary sources): mandelker & powers pilgrim souls; beverly lanzetta womens body as mystical text; patricia donahue-white reading divine maternity; estelle jelinek tradition of women's autobiography; bernard ginn the varieties of vernacular mysticism; anne jensen god's self-confident daughters; peterson handamiden's of the lord; peter brown the body & society; epstein & schraub body guards: the cultural politics of gender ambiguity; gilliam clark the female man of god; herbert musirello the acts of christian martyrs; taylor petrey resurrecting parts; many will also recommend caroline bynam holy feast & holy fast and rudolph bell holy anorexia--i do not recommend these but they may be essential context

feminist, womanist theologies; asian theologies, mujerista theologies, disability theology, ecotheology

(keep in mind that some of these are first and second wave feminsim and do not reflect theological standards of inclusivity) rosemary ruether sexism and god talk; elizabeth johnson she who is; delores williams sisters in the wilderness; monica coleman making a way of out no way; m. shawn copeland enfleshing freedom; melanie harris ecowomanism; mary daly beyond god the father; jacquelyn grant white women's christ and black women's jesus; elizabeth johnson women, earth, creator spirit; katie canon katie's canon; marit trelstad cross examninations; monica coleman ain't i a womanist too?; virginia fabella & sun ai lee park we dare to dream; ada maria isasi-diaz en la lucha, daphne hampson on autonomy and heteronomy; kwok pui lan introducing asian feminist theology; elizabeth schussler-fiorenza in memory of her; phyllis trible texts of terror; eboni marshall turnman towards a womanist ethic of incarnation; lai ling elizabeth ngan ways of being, ways of reading; kelly brown douglass the black christ; chung myun kyung struggle to be the sun again; carol christ rebirth of the goddess; sallie mcfague models of god; mayra rivera decolonizing epistemologies; crscy john we dare to dream; karen baker-fletcher sisters of dust, sisters of spirit; sharon v betcher spirit and the politics of disablement; darby kathleen ray deceiving the devil; rita nakashima brock & rebecca parker proverbs of ashes: violence, redemptive suffering, and the search for what saves us; readings in ecology and feminist theology; elizabeth johnson ask the beasts; kwon pui-lan postcolonial imagination & feminist theology; kelly brown douglas sexuality & the black church; marcella althaus reid indecent theology; monica r. miller in ain't i a womanist too?; the oxford handbook of theology, sexuality, and gender; isasi-diaz in our own voices: latino/a renditions of theology

critical theory and carnal hermeneutics

richard kearney carnal hermeneutics; emmanuel falque the metamorphosis of finitude; jean-luc marion god without being; elaine scary the body in pain: the making and unmaking of the world; bataille eroticism: death and sensuality; thomas lacquer making sex; jean-luc nancy on being; emmanuel falque the wedding feast of the lamb; noel carrol the philosophy of horror; monster theory; jean-luc nancy corpus; lacan's fifth seminar; jean-luc nancy being with the without

horror

the medusa reader; richard kearney stranger's gods and monsters; gerard loughlin alien sex; barbara creed the monstrous feminine; daniel stephen hey the malady lingers on; julia kristeva powers of horror; yi fu tuan landscapes of fear; jacques derrida the animal that i am; elizabeth klaver images of the corpse; foucault the abormal; rene girard violence and the sacred; adams christ and horrors; kristeva stabat mater; philip johnston shades of sheol

queer theory

pak su yon coming home/coming out; gloria anzaldua speaking in tongues; tina beattie queen of heaven; dale b martin sex and the single savior; joseph marchal bodies on the verge: queering pauline epistles; rhiannon graybill are we not men? unstable masculinity in the hebrew bible; queer theology: rethinking the western body

appetites

t&t clark handbook to early christian meals in the greco-roman world; peter-ben smit fellowship & food in the kingdom; pitre brant jesus & the last supper; mary douglas food & the social order; mary douglas deciphering a meal; panayotis coutsoumpos, paul and the lords supper; reta halteman finger of widows & meals; hal taussig in the beginning was the meal; david grummet material eucharist

aesthetics & art

bal mieke contemporary art, preposterous history; jo cherylo exum between the text and the canvas: the bible and art in dialogue; richard taylor how to read a church; david gordon finding beauty where god finds beauty: a biblical foundation of aesthetics; rosalind hackett art & religion in africa; steven pinker on mentalese; thames & hudson the reenchanment of art; elizabeth grosz chaos, territory, art: deleuze and the framing of the world; griselda pollack psychoanalysis and the image; john berger ways of seeing; james elkins the object stares back; james elkins pictures & tears; helene cixous stigmata; gaston bachelard the poetics of space; james elkins on the strange place of religion in art; theodore adorno aesthetic theory; gilles deleuze pure immanence; david morgan the sacred gaze

sacraments

(primary sources): hans boersma heavenly participation; calvin institutes; hubmaier balthasar; luther; edward schillebeeckx christ the sacrament of the encounter of god; alenxander schmeman; tertullian de baptismo; aquinas summa contra gentiles; zwingli (secondary sources): gustaf aulen eucharist & sacrafice; r swanson unity & diversity in the church; john behr the trinitarian being of the church; paul f bradshaw (prolific in this subject); yngve brillioth eucharistic faith & practice; clifford dugmore the mass & english reformers; gayle felton this gift of water; j fisher christian initiation; edward kilmartin the active role of christ and the holy spirit in the sanctification; jack lewis baptismal practices of 2nd and 3rd century church; andrew mcgowan is there a liturgical text in this gospel?; john mckenna eucharistic presence; frank meige sacramental semiosis; kyle pasewark the body in ecstasy; h. m. riley christian initiation; herman sasse this is my body; e. j. yarnouth anaphoras without institution narratives; kimberly belcher hope efficacious engagement; brightman the english rite

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..Simon Cowell.. does it again!.. 😲.. ....’Real Like You’... are an English-Irish girl group composed of Luena Martínez, Halle Williams, Seorsia Jack, Virginia Hampson, Kellimarie Willis and Jess Folley. In 2019, they won The X Factor: The Band, and were subsequently signed to Syco Music!.. Look out ..👀..for their debut album in 2020!... 😁👍🏻👏🏻.. @reallikeyouofficial @sycomusic @jessfolleyofficial @luenaofficial @hallewilliamss @seorsia_jack @syco @lorimajewski @siriusxmvolume @billboard @rollingstone @topshelfmusicmag @nmemagazine @popmatters @officialalyxx @carleighjade @spin @spotify @applemusic @itunes @tidal @livenation @aegworldwide @buildseriesnyc @mtv @mtv_live @vh1 @muchofficial @theaquarianweekly @teenvogue @disneymusic #RealLikeYou #SycoMusic https://youtu.be/w11wv7zQRBc https://www.instagram.com/p/B7AAmLGn9LF/?igshid=97oqrxtvod8m

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ITV talent show finalist table – XX of XX

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The X Factor: Celebrity (October-November 2019)

Winner – Megan McKenna

Runner-up – Max and Harvey

3rd place – Jenny Ryan

4th place – V5

5th place – Try Star

6th place – Vinnie Jones

7th place – Kevin McHale

8th place – No Love Lost

9th place – Martin Bashir

10th place – Jonny Labey

11th place – Victoria Ekanoye

12th place – Olivia Olson

13th place – Ricki Lake

The X Factor: The Band (December 2019)

Winners (formed to become Real Like You) – Jess Folley, Virginia Hampson, Seorsia Leagh Jack, Luena Martinez, Halle Williams and Kellimarie Willis

Runners-up (formed to become Unwritten Rule) – Harrison Cole, Boaz Dopemu, Caius Duncombe, Fred Roberts, Jed Thomas and Reece Wiltshire-Fessey

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The Backstory: Confronting the heartbreaking history of 1619

I’m USA TODAY editor-in-chief Nicole Carroll, and this is the Backstory, insights into our biggest stories of the week. If you’d like to get the Backstory in your inbox every Friday, sign up here.

In a week of division, we published an extraordinary story of coming together.

In August 1619, a ship landed at Point Comfort, Virginia., with “20 and odd” enslaved Africans, the first in the British colonies.

One woman, Wanda Tucker, believes her ancestors were on that ship. Anthony and Isabella, records show, were listed among those first Africans traded for provisions in the British Colonies. They later had a baby, William, the first identified African child baptized on mainland English America – the first African American.

The other woman, Pam Tucker, believes her ancestor, William Tucker, a Virginia planter and merchant, enslaved the small family. She knew her ancestors owned slaves, but she had no idea until reading USA TODAY’s 1619 coverage that her family’s slave-owning history traced back to the very beginning. That her ancestor was one of the first slave owners in the British Colonies.

USA TODAY invited the women to meet in Virginia, to stand at the water’s edge, where the ship would have docked, to walk Wanda Tucker’s family cemetery, to wander where Pam Tucker’s ancestral farm would have stood.

Toward the end of the visit, our story captures a painful moment.

“There’s something I need to say, too,’’ Pam told Wanda. “I need to say I’m sorry. If I can speak for my family, for myself. I’m sorry. I’m so sorry.’’ 

Wanda’s eyes got wet. She nodded and whispered, “Thank you.”

They were silent for a long time. Then Wanda said: “We didn’t create this. … You didn’t have to say that.’’

Pam nodded: “I needed to say that for me.”

USA TODAY has spent the year confronting the heartbreaking history of 1619.

“There were times I had to pause and take deep breaths,” says Deborah Barfield Berry, one of the project’s reporters. “There were times I cried. There were times I paused and thought, ‘I hope I’m doing this right. I pray I’m doing it right.'”

To do it right, Berry; editor Kelley Benham French; visual journalist Jarrad Henderson and reporter Nichelle Smith traveled the back roads of Angola with Wanda, to be with her as she researched her family’s history. Wanda believes her family descended from that first recorded baby, William, but she also knew their story started well before Virginia.

Berry visited former sugar plantations in Antigua, where she wrote about the Caribbean island’s attempts to get reparations from countries that profited from centuries of unpaid labor. 

And she scoured courthouse records in southeast Virginia, looking for her own family’s records. Her grandmother’s maiden name was Tucker, her family was from this area. She wondered: Could she possibly be related?

To everyone’s shock, she was.

This revelation, which she reported beautifully, added another layer to an already complicated story.

“For me and many others on the team, it felt like a responsibility. Not just to do good journalism, but to tell the story, and to tell it right,” Berry says. “And to tell it through the experience of what could have been our ancestors. And what turns out were my ancestors.

“It felt kind of huge in that way.”

Project editor Kristen Go had her ambitions as well. “We wanted to tell this history in a way it hadn’t been told before. And we wanted it to be approachable for people who have a hard time reading about or discussing race.”

With each story, “it got more powerful,” Go says.

Wanda and her brothers were flooded with letters and invitations to speak. Berry discovered her own link to the Tuckers. And then our reporter, Rick Hampson, found Pam Tucker, who agreed to talk. She then offered to meet Wanda, and Wanda accepted.

“I don’t think we could have found better people for America to learn from,” Go says, “At this difficult time of politics and race, here were two people willing to confront it.”

Berry hasn’t gone back to reread her stories, as she often does. 

“I got a lot of reaction,” she says. “People still tell me that they cry. It still feels so close.”

She paused, composing herself: “It’s one thing to read about our history. But it has been a completely different journey to go to these places where they walked, where they were beaten, where they were tortured. It’s not just everybody else’s story. It was my story too.”

Berry says above all, she and the team wanted to do the history justice.

“For so many years, it hasn’t been told,” she says. “Have we done everything right? We don’t know. But I feel damn sure good about trying.”

Nicole Carroll is the editor-in-chief of USA TODAY. She is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Benjamin C. Bradlee “Editor of the Year” and proud mom of three. Comments? Questions? Reach her at EIC@usatoday.com or follow her on Twitter here. If you’d like to get The Backstory in your inbox every Friday, sign up here.

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Leslie Tate

New Post has been published on https://tslbooks.uk/leslie-tate/

Leslie Tate

Leslie describes himself best. Interviewed by Robin Gregory

About Leslie

Leslie wrote his Lavender Blues trilogy while attending a University of East Anglia Creative Writing Course. He is a novelist, poet and teacher, with an MA in Creative Writing, whose stories are driven by language and character. Leslie admires Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, Carol Shields, Marilynne Robinson and Michael Ondaatje. He runs mixed-arts shows, a poetry reading group and a comedy club, and has led writing workshops at universities, libraries and festivals. He uses music and art as part of his performances which offer surprising insights into prose and how authors ‘reread the world’. He often performs with his wife, author Sue Hampton. Calling themselves ‘Authors in Love’, they live together in Hertfordshire. www.leslietate.com

Book by Leslie

Heaven’s Rage is an imaginative autobiography. Reporting on feelings people don’t usually own up to, Leslie explores addiction, cross-dressing and the hidden sides of families. Writing lyrically, he brings together stories of bullying, childhood dreams, thwarted creativity and late-life illness, discovering at their core the transformative power of words to rewire the brain and reconnect with life. A Robin Red breast in a Cage / Puts all Heaven in a Rage – William Blake.

For a taste of Heaven’s Rage, see Leslie’s blog posting My Outing Part 1 Hear Leslie and others on the theme of cross-dressing

See too Theatre on Wax and From Book to Film Theatre on Wax and Heaven’s Rage shortlisted for Weird Wednesday in Stuttgart – finals in June 2018; Best Experimental Film at TJ Indie Film Festival Leslie reads from Heaven’s Rage

What people are saying about Heaven’s Rage

It is wonderful and truly inspiring to read, in Heaven’s Rage, such an honest account of the development both of a novel and, in parallel, a writer, and to be able to watch the creative process unfold on the page. Leslie Tate courageously reveals a process which is too often hidden from the world. New writers often feel that there must be a secret magic formula which, if only the established authors would share it, would give them the key that unlocks the mystery of writing. I think Leslie Tate’s account comes as close I’ve ever read to revealing that strange alchemical process. There are some lines in his story which have sent my own imagination reeling ‘… the book created an alternative version of my own experience, a kind of theatre of possibilities …’ and ‘A sentence is bridge and there is a limit to how much weight it can bear.’ Like the Russian nesting dolls those lines have whole stories and poems buried inside them. And if an author’s words can set another writer or artist afire with new ideas, as these do for me, then that is creativity at its blazing best.’ – Karen Maitland author of Company of Liars, The Owl Killers, The Gallows Curse, Falcons of Fire and Ice, The Vanishing Witch and The Raven’s Head. Karen also writes joint medieval crime novels as a member of The Medieval Murderers. – Karen Maitland

Susan Hampson 5* review. Susan sums up what I thought as publisher, but so much more articulately.

#Feature #review: Heaven’s Rage by Leslie Tate @LSTateAuthor https://t.co/caG7JQC505 pic.twitter.com/xG8aOBCwHT

— Anne Williams (@Williams13Anne) 1 December 2016

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2019 Colorado Rockies Roster

Pitchers

#18 Oh Seung-Hwan (Seoul, South Korea)

#21 Kyle Freeland (Denver, Colorado)

#29 Bryan Shaw (Livermore, California)

#35 Chad Bettis (Lubbock, Texas)

#38 Mike Dunn (Farmington, New Mexico)

#44 Tyler Anderson (Las Vegas, Nevada)

#45 Scott Oberg (Tewksbury, Massachusetts)

#48 German Marquez (San Felix, Venezuela)

#49 Antonio Sentzatela (Valencia, Venezuela)

#51 Jake McGee (Sparks, Nevada)

#52 Chris Rusin (Dearborn, Michigan)

#55 Jon Gray (Chandler, Oklahoma)

#59 Harrison Musgrave (Bridgeport, West Virginia)

#63 D.J. Johnson (Beaverton, Oregon)

#71 Wade Davis (Lake Wales, Florida)

Catchers

#14 Tony Wolters (Vista, California)

#22 Chris Iannetta (Providence, Rhode Island)

Infielders

#1 Garrett Hampson (Reno, Nevada)

#4 Pat Valaika (Newhall, California)

#9 Daniel Murphy (Jacksonville, Florida)

#12 Mark Reynolds (Virginia Beach, Virginia)

#24 Ryan McMahon (Santa Ana, California)

#27 Trevor Story (Irving, Texas)

#28 Nolan Arenado (Lake Forest, California)

Outfielders

#15 Raimel Tapia (San Pedro De Macoris, Dominican Republic)

#19 Charlie Blackmon (Suwanee, Georgia)

#20 Ian Desmond (Sarasota, Florida)

#26 David Dahl (Birmingham, Alabama)

Coaches

Manager Harry Black (Longview, Washington)

Bench coach Mike Redmond (Kirkland, Washington)

First base coach Ron Gideon (Hallsville, Texas)

Third base coach Stu Cole (Charlotte, North Carolina)

Hitting coach Dave Magadan (Tampa, Florida)

Assistant hitting coach Jeff Salazar (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)

Pitching coach Steve Foster; Jr. (DeSoto, Texas)

Bullpen coach Darren Holmes (Asheville, North Carolina)

Bullpen catcher Aaron Munoz (Laveen, Arizona)

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Second time’s the charm for Virginia Hampson! | X Factor: The Band | Auditions – Latest Television News

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Leslie Tate

New Post has been published on https://tslbooks.uk/leslie-tate/

Leslie Tate

Leslie describes himself best. Interviewed by Robin Gregory

About Leslie

Leslie wrote his Lavender Blues trilogy while attending a University of East Anglia Creative Writing Course. He is a novelist, poet and teacher, with an MA in Creative Writing, whose stories are driven by language and character. Leslie admires Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, Carol Shields, Marilynne Robinson and Michael Ondaatje. He runs mixed-arts shows, a poetry reading group and a comedy club, and has led writing workshops at universities, libraries and festivals. He uses music and art as part of his performances which offer surprising insights into prose and how authors ‘reread the world’. He often performs with his wife, author Sue Hampton. Calling themselves ‘Authors in Love’, they live together in Hertfordshire. www.leslietate.com

Book by Leslie

Heaven’s Rage is an imaginative autobiography. Reporting on feelings people don’t usually own up to, Leslie explores addiction, cross-dressing and the hidden sides of families. Writing lyrically, he brings together stories of bullying, childhood dreams, thwarted creativity and late-life illness, discovering at their core the transformative power of words to rewire the brain and reconnect with life. A Robin Red breast in a Cage / Puts all Heaven in a Rage – William Blake.

For a taste of Heaven’s Rage, see Leslie’s blog posting My Outing Part 1 Hear Leslie and others on the theme of cross-dressing

See too Theatre on Wax and From Book to Film Theatre on Wax and Heaven’s Rage shortlisted for Weird Wednesday in Stuttgart – finals in June 2018; Best Experimental Film at TJ Indie Film Festival Leslie reads from Heaven’s Rage

What people are saying about Heaven’s Rage

It is wonderful and truly inspiring to read, in Heaven’s Rage, such an honest account of the development both of a novel and, in parallel, a writer, and to be able to watch the creative process unfold on the page. Leslie Tate courageously reveals a process which is too often hidden from the world. New writers often feel that there must be a secret magic formula which, if only the established authors would share it, would give them the key that unlocks the mystery of writing. I think Leslie Tate’s account comes as close I’ve ever read to revealing that strange alchemical process. There are some lines in his story which have sent my own imagination reeling ‘… the book created an alternative version of my own experience, a kind of theatre of possibilities …’ and ‘A sentence is bridge and there is a limit to how much weight it can bear.’ Like the Russian nesting dolls those lines have whole stories and poems buried inside them. And if an author’s words can set another writer or artist afire with new ideas, as these do for me, then that is creativity at its blazing best.’ – Karen Maitland author of Company of Liars, The Owl Killers, The Gallows Curse, Falcons of Fire and Ice, The Vanishing Witch and The Raven’s Head. Karen also writes joint medieval crime novels as a member of The Medieval Murderers. – Karen Maitland

Susan Hampson 5* review. Susan sums up what I thought as publisher, but so much more articulately.

#Feature #review: Heaven’s Rage by Leslie Tate @LSTateAuthor https://t.co/caG7JQC505 pic.twitter.com/xG8aOBCwHT

— Anne Williams (@Williams13Anne) 1 December 2016

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