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The Dead Daisies perform 'Something I Said' on Music Friday - Vimarsana News

The Dead Daisies perform 'Something I Said' on Music Friday

Renowned rock band The Dead Daisies perform 'Something I Said' from their 'Best Of' album on Music Friday.

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Ruts DC at The Wedgewood Rooms, Southsea: 'A band with plenty of life left in it' | Review - Vimarsana News

Ruts DC at The Wedgewood Rooms, Southsea: 'A band with plenty of life left in it' | Review

After the initial tsunami of English punk bands in 1977, The Ruts led the second wave with their reggae-tinged punk rock.

Final weekend of Emirates Litfest full of treats - Vimarsana News

Final weekend of Emirates Litfest full of treats

Friday dedicated to crime, followed by two days of romance, fashion

Yvonne Bailey Smith and Ben Bailey Smith both publish novels - Vimarsana News

Yvonne Bailey Smith and Ben Bailey Smith both publish novels

Yvonne Bailey-Smith - Credit: Archant It will be a family affair in Queen's Park on Thursday as Zadie Smith's mum and brother see their first books published. Yvonne Bailey-Smith's novel The Day I Fell Off My Island and her son Ben Bailey-Smith's children's book Something I Said are both being published on June 10. Ben Bailey Smith, also known as Doc Brown, has published his first novel Like I Said. - Credit: Ian West/PA In April, Yvonne's award-winning daughter Zadie Smith published her first children's book Weirdo, with husband Nick Laird. Meanwhile son Luc Skyz is busy writing a screenpla...

Fiction for older children – reviews - Vimarsana News

Fiction for older children – reviews

Magic can be controversial, though. Not in the sense of US fundamentalists decrying Harry Potter, but in that it sometimes provides a cheap way out of a plot hole. A selection of this season’s books pivot on some otherworldly powers, but this is the internally-consistent stuff of fable and legend, not just deus ex machina hocus pocus. Efua Traoré, author of Children of the Quicksands. Photograph: Boubacar Traoré The setup for Kirsty Applebaum’s of Lonny Quicke (Nosy Crow) is engrossing. Young Lonny is a lifeling, a person who can save dying creatures – moths, rabbits,...