A Venetian Snail
posted by Clare Dudman at 12:34 AM
Monday, March 23, 2009
About Me
- Name: Clare Dudman
- Location: United Kingdom
Clare Dudman is the author of four novels: Edge of Danger, One Day the Ice Will Reveal Its Dead, 98 Reasons For Being and A Place of Meadows and Tall Trees (based on the Welsh settlement in Patagonia) - and numerous short stories.
Previous Posts
- The Advent of the Giant Silkworm
- Sunday Salon: Venice by Jan Morris
- Silkworm Housing Crisis
- Out of Print
- A few days break.
- The Control of Pupation in the Silkworm
- Silkworms at 15 days old
- Kindle Reviews.
- Happy Monday
- Sunday Salon: The Great Master of Ecstacy by Glend...
6 Comments:
This series on silkworms is fascinating.
Thanks Gilles! I'm so glad!
Love that snail.
Oh, that is beautiful. I love the detail in the shell. Was just looking at a snail trail left on some bricks outside the door this morning, think I need to capture it in words.
Great isn't it? To be honest I don't really like Venetian (Morano) glass very much - it tends to be garish - but this isn't. He is tiny and very sweet. Love the idea of capturing a trail in words, Jem.
I never would have belived how beautiful this would look, excellent, thanks for sharing.
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