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Tag Archives: reading
Hearsay history
I’m writing a generalist book about Roman life as it was lived on Hadrian’s Wall and it’s bringing up all sorts of methodological thoughts about how to write this kind of book. These type of books, the books that appear … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, books, hadrians-wall, history, nonfiction, reading, romans, wikipedia, writing
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Original words.
My head is full of thoughts that are not my own. Since I could first understand words and language people have shared thoughts with me – in conversation, on the telly and radio, and most of all through writing. These … Continue reading
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Tagged attention, attention-span, book-review, book-reviews, books, childhood, originality, reading, writing
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Book proofs – and women as authors of their own words at the British Library
They’ve arrived! The proofs of ‘Military Households of Roman Auxiliary Officers’ have arrived from the publisher and I’ve got a week to go through them and send any corrections I need to make before the printing presses will roll (if … Continue reading
Dr. Claire Millington 