Twenty-third Sunday Salon 10.15: Review of DAPHNE by Justine Picardie
Well, yesterday's journey that should have taken 90 minutes took almost twice that long as I unintentionally went via the (very) scenic route of the hilly Welsh Marches. But I reached Gregynog Hall in the end, and it was definitely worth it; and I shall post about that later today, I hope, because I found it very interesting.Just now, though, I would just like to let fellow Salonists know that I have posted a review of Justine Picardie's DAPHNE on Revish here (you might have to write the word 'Daphne' into the box on the right hand corner because I can't seem to get a permanent link). I have read some excellent books this year, but this one is a particular favourite.
Revish is fun because the site is 'supported' by a McRobot which will read out the review to you if you tell it to. Her name is Fiona (well, that what I call her, anyway), and she does a very good job - I'm becoming convinced that she actually understands what's she's saying.
posted by Clare Dudman at 10:15 am
4 Comments:
I'm glad you enjoyed 'Daphne'. I posted a review this week as well. It's obviously going to be a real favourite with bloggers.
Just taken a look - what a perceptive review, Ann! I've learnt more still. Thank you.
wow, that Hall looks awesome! like a time warp journey
you should do Marly's meme with that book today it looks interesting.
From Galloping Avenue to Gregynog Hill! As I said in the comments to prev. post - these things just happen all the time to gifted writers like yourself!
I'm REALLY looking forward to reading Daphne now after reading your review.
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