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On re-reading "The Importance of Living" by Lin Yutang.
by Basil
The chapters headings were most entertaining. One was entitled “On having a stomach”, another “On having a mind”. There was a whole section headed “The Importance of Loafing” …
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Song Cycle of Daylesford
by Basil
Let me sing of the place of Daylesford, / home of the holiday maker, the humming bird, and the verdant stream of minerals…
288 words
A Lover of Writing
by Basil
When Giacomo Casanova, the Venetian patrician, completed the memoirs of his life as a lover and adventurer he was almost 75 years old. This is the correct age to write your memoirs…
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The Visit
by Basil
The night was cold and dark. In the distance, I could just make out the dim light of the approaching train as it lit up the wide-spaced tracks… Would Stephan be on the train?..
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Literary Cookbooks
by Basil
Oh dear! I wish cookbooks on the art of writing a short story or novel were more like the culinary ones sitting on my kitchen fridge!…
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Early Days
by Basil
My mum, bless her heart, had really wanted a girl, and when I popped into the world, I was hardly welcome…
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The Art of Disappearing
by Basil
The art of disappearing / It is an art, we’re told / an ever more escaping grasp of things: / Something is always about to happen…
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Naming the Baby
by Basil
Let’s see now / If a girl / How about Amber or Chloe / They’re precious and rather classical…
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Carpe Diem
by Basil
Come live with me and be my love, / And help me write this little essay, / Let us all the pleasures prove, / Of pen and ink, Plasto and Tippex, / and keyboard taps, deletes, backspaces. / Let’s taste…
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