Me
In which I answer such questions as what philosophical truth I think it most important to disseminate, who are my cultural heroes, etc.
My website now has an update listing of readings, literary festivals etc for the next few months here
There will be further details of events Melbourne coming soon.
Friday, 18 January 2008
The Normblog profile and forthcoming events
Posted by Linda Grant at 11:24 2 comments
Labels: about the site
Reminder - The Thoughtful Dresser competition
You have until Monday to enter the Thoughtful Dresser competition. Put your entries here
There have been 51 so far, keep them coming.
Posted by Linda Grant at 09:18 0 comments
Labels: about the site, competition
Hadley Freeman on the rise of granny chic
She's considering the inexplicable rise of vintage
Nonetheless, I think it's fair to say that the majority of pieces culled from vintage bargain bins tend to be things such as floral blouses and tweed skirts and I think it is similarly fair to say that they were probably last worn and then donated by more mature women. Yet because vintage had become a byword for a kind of eccentric trendiness, this has led to the strange sight of twenty- and thirty-something women in predictable parts of east London and similarly image-conscious areas proudly sporting too-tight tea dresses, frumpy cardigans and battered, Queen-like handbags.
Quite satisfying that young girls are wearing the ugly clothes and we get to wear the beautiful ones, no?
Posted by Linda Grant at 08:17 7 comments
Labels: Wit and wisdom of Hadley Freeman
Thought for the day
She had a womanly instinct that clothes possess an influence more powerful over many than the worth of character or the magic of manners. Louisa May Alcott
Posted by Linda Grant at 08:06 0 comments
Labels: Thought for the day
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