Sarah Longlands: Beacon
- la Phare
30 x 40cm - oil on canvas - huile sur toile
Links to other sites
Avenues of Sight
Sarah Longlands' website. Sarah's work is fluent and expressive;
familiar objects are seen in a new light and the evanescent shows
itself to be eternal. On looking at these paintings the reader
feels the need to re-evaluate the way in which he or she looks
at the world.
Eric Blomquist’s Sonnet
Central This comprehensive site is a valuable resource on
the sonnet form.
Physician-writers
Dan Bryant’s roster of medical authors. It is astonishing
that so many writers and poets studied medicine. Perhaps the
wish to understand humanity draws the inquisitive.
Twentieth-Century
Poetry in English Professor Eiichi Hishikawa's thoughtful
site on poets writing in English in the last century. His site
has many contemporary links.
Diana Ambache, founder of the Ambache Chamber Ensemble, has a
page on Women of
Note whose purpose is to to stimulate interest in the work
of composers painted out of the canon because they were women.
Marianne Sawicki’s page on the life and work of Edmund
Husserl which is both readable and erudite.
Bonnie Hanks’ compendium of author
biographies on the Web
Tim Love’s literary
resources
The home page of the Philip
Larkin Society, with a biography, essays and notes on the
work of this poet.
Lucius'
poetry pages hold many interesting texts, particularly by
poets who wrote between 1950 and the present day.
A photographic tour of the railways of North Somerset (The Somerset and Dorset Railway and The Cheddar Valley Line) is given in Philip Fowler's pages. These unique railways, which both served and formed an agricultural and industrial community, are now lost, and only recordings remain.
The home page of Jenny Woolf's fine website on Lewis Carroll. She has written a new biography of this unusual and arcane Victorian academic, author of the two Alice books, phrases and ideas from which have permeated the fabric of our own age. This biography is to be published in 2009.
John Eade's comprehensive and
readable pages on the geography and the history of England's
iconic river: Where Thames Smooth
Waters Glide.
updated 29th August 2008