Monthly Archives: July 2026

Thursday, 30th July (Cres)

Posted on July 30, 2026 by roycross

The wifi’s much better if you sit at the front of the library, it seems! 1. Pride of place today to English Teacher – a memoir by John Drew, described by John as a compilation of portraits and anecdotes shading … Continue reading →

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Wednesday, 29th July (Cres)

Posted on July 29, 2026 by roycross

Time moves a little more slowly here on the island, as does the wifi, which is why this message is a little late! 1. A piece from Ol’ Grumpy, a.k.a. Richard Watson Todd, with which to resume normal service, Brave … Continue reading →

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