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Pixel Scroll 2/26/24 I've Been Yeeted, Been Mistreated, When Will I Be Faunched - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 2/26/24 I've Been Yeeted, Been Mistreated, When Will I Be Faunched

(1) UNCLE HUGO’S WILL CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY. Don Blyly’s How’s Business newsletter invites everyone to mark your calendar -- Uncle Hugo's turns 50 this weekend. Uncle Hugo’s opened for business on March 2, 1974, which makes this coming Saturday our 50th anniversary. Uncle Hugo's 50th Anniversary Sale is Friday, March 1, 2024 through Sunday, March

The passionate love letters from a vicar's daughter to Vita Sackville-West revealed - the novelist who consumed her and then cruelly cast her aside - Vimarsana News

The passionate love letters from a vicar's daughter to Vita Sackville-West revealed - the novelist who consumed her and then cruelly cast her aside

BBC executive Hilda Matheson wrote letters to Vita Sackville-West (pictured) the 36-year-old poet and novelist who later created a stunning garden at Sissinghurst, in Kent

Miriam Margoyles and Joelle Taylor on Polari Prize Shortlists - Vimarsana News

Miriam Margoyles and Joelle Taylor on Polari Prize Shortlists

Miriam Margolyes and Joelle Taylor are named in this year’s Polari Prize Shortlists celebrating small presses and diverse forms.

The mysterious life of Inez Holden - Vimarsana News

The mysterious life of Inez Holden

The novelist and former Bright Young Thing ably captured Britain in the early 20th century. Her work deserves to be rehabilitated.

Gay, communist, female: why MI5 blacklisted the poet Valentine Ackland - Vimarsana News

Gay, communist, female: why MI5 blacklisted the poet Valentine Ackland

Gay, communist, female: why MI5 blacklisted the poet Valentine Ackland A biography of the Dorset poet, who was a lover of the novelist Sylvia Townsend Warner, traces her struggle ‘to live as herself’ The young Molly Ackland, left; Valentine Ackland, right, strikes a pose for the camera. Photograph: Warner-Ackland Estate The young Molly Ackland, left; Valentine Ackland, right, strikes a pose for the camera. Photograph: Warner-Ackland Estate Sun 4 Apr 2021 04.00 EDT With the help of Dorset police, MI5 were confidently closing in on three subversive potential terrorists living quietly tog...