A House Near Luccoli
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Blog postAs I research ways to reach out with news of my upcoming novel Without the Veil Between, Anne Brontë: A Fine and Subtle Spirit, it has become evident there are an impressive number of Brontë aficionados worldwide.
Of course, the Brontë Society and Parsonage Museum have long been the pride of West Yorkshire and its natives. But, as it was for me since the threshold of puberty when I first became aware of Haworth‘s famous literary siblings, their home for most o -
Blog postAn illustration that does not complement a story, in the end, will become but a false idol. Since we cannot possibly believe in an absent story, we will naturally begin believing in the picture itself.
~ Orhan Pamuk, Turkish novelist, screenwriter, academic and recipient of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Literature
The origin of the word “illustration” is late Middle English (in the sense ‘illumination; spiritual or intellectual enlightenment’): via Old French from Latin illustrat -
Blog postWhy not see Through the eyes of a cat With jeweled vision In topaz and green and sapphire And the preciousness Of each moment
Where was my heart when
my hand captured time in a portrait
of mischief and love? Work in progress of my new kittens, Yoshi and Kenji, Copyright 2017 by DM Denton
Cats Between the Lines Cats must be there. Even as I wander long ago and faraway, they follow me, rub my legs, curl on my bed and beg my attention without disturbing it. -
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Blog postWhen my mother was fourteen a book was given to her appetite for reading and need to escape her own complicated narrative. Published by Random House, New York, it was wider and “taller” than it was thick, bound in dark blue-green with a slightly gullied joint and gold lettering on a strong spine, front and back boards illustrated by the work of Fritz Eichenberg, more of his moodily magnificent wood engravings within. Monotype Bodoni with long descenders and double-columns presented its text,
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Blog post“Love reading poetry? Want to support a fantastic charity? All profits from this international anthology of poetry published by Bennison Books will go to The Book Bus.”
I’m so honored to have two poems included in this anthology, to be in the company of such excellent poets, and to be able to contribute to such a wonderful charity.
Bennison Books always offers the highest quality publications: “spearheading a new and exciting approach to publishing that put -
Blog postMy previous post was a reflection on a birth day – Branwell Brontë’s. So is this one – mine. From one year to the next, I change and remain the same … and so I repost this poem, these thoughts, anew.
Hardheads
I was told I must
celebrate
in some kind of obvious way,
because I prefer to hide in the wonder
of my life,
to stay quiet and even rather
still,
To drink the nectar
of solitude
instead o -
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Blog postJune 26, 2017 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Branwell Brontë in Thornton, Bradford, Yorkshire.
Branwell was sullenly histrionic. To Anne he was a quivering fledgling bird: humped over, swaying, biting his lips, adjusting his glasses or picking at his chin when he wasn’t rubbing his hands. To his own satisfaction, he looked every bit the doomed artistic type. With Mr. Robinson there he became more nervous with any attention Mrs. Robinson showed him, and struggled to conta -
Blog postThere came a day at summer’s full
Entirely for me;
I thought that such were for the saints
Where revelations be. ~ Emily Dickinson
Sunflowers: Copyright 2014 by my mom, JM DiGiacomo
My summer has begun
Softly, quietly; under a few clouds
that won’t block the sunshine.
A lonesome beginning,
just as I like it,
in order to feel glad for myself and
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Blog postThe newest books are those that never grow old.
~ Holbrook Jackson, 1874 – 1948, British journalist, writer and publisher Four and a half plus years after the publication of A House Near Luccoli, it’s heartening to receive such a beautifully written, in-depth, and engaging review from Margaret Panofsky, author of The Last Shade Tree set to be released this summer. Margaret is also a fine early music performer and dedicated director of The Teares of the Muses, The New York Un -
Blog postThis post marks the 168th anniversary of the death of Anne Brontë (Born: Jan 17, 1820, Thornton, West Yorkshire, England; died: May 28, 1849, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England) “Adieu! but let me cherish, still, The hope with which I cannot part.” ~Anne Brontë, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
Note: Inscription is incorrect. Anne was actually 29 at the time of her death.
I longed to view that bliss divine,
Which eye hath never seen;
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