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J’ai adoré jouer mon nouveau projet de reprises de classiques de jazz à la guitare dimanche, pour "Autumn Leaves" ou "Les feuilles mortes", je me suis amusé à intégrer plusieurs styles de guitare différents avec une première partie ou j'imite une contrebasse ;-) #jazz #guitar #classics #live #music youtu.be/UQlwyxLbOKU?feature=s

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Review - Carmilla, by J. Sheridan Le Fanu: I read this mostly to better appreciate modern retellings, when I get round to reading them! But it has a lot of atmosphere, and was a quick read. Rating: 3/5 ("liked it").

Full review: breathesbooks.com/2025/05/12/r

#books #book reviews #J. Sheridan Le Fanu #classics #SF/F

Cover of Carmilla by J. Sheridan Le Fanu
Nicky @ The Bibliophibian · Review - CarmillaJ. Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla is a classic, but not one I'd actually read yet, so I picked it up via Serial Reader to get myself acquainted ahead of reading

I've started a cool online short story club as an antidote traditional in-person book clubs that make members read books that are too long, too expensive, and just not worth the effort.

The first selection: "The Bishop" by Anton Chekhov, the father of the modern short story. Please join us!

#shortstories #fiction #literature #reading #classics

jansplaining.substack.com/p/ch

Jansplaining · Chekhov's great short story 'The Bishop'By Jan Harayda

#GeoffreyChaucer fans, #medievalists , #EnglishLanguage and #linguists

Around 10 years ago, a Geoffrey Chaucer parody account on ye olde Twitter (Chaucer Doth Tweet) promoted “Whan That Aprille Day” on April 1st (but it perhaps should be 17th?)

“On the first daye of Aprille, lat us make tyme to take joye yn alle langages that are yclept ‘old,’ or ‘middel,’ or ‘auncient,’ or ‘archaic,’ or, alas, even ‘dead.’ ...

Yn thys celebracioun we shal reade of oold bokes yn sondrye oold tonges. We shal singe olde songes. We shal playe olde playes. Eny oold tonge will do, and eny maner of readinge. All are welcome. We shal make merrye yn the magical dreamscape of 'social media,' and eke, yf ye kan do yt, yn the 'real worlde' too. ... ”

houseoffame.blogspot.com/2015/

#WhanThatAprilleDay 2025 anyone?

Geoffrey ChaucerMaken Melodye on Whan That Aprille Day 2015Friendes, Yt doth fill my litel herte wyth gret happinesse to invyte yow to the seconde yeare of a moost blisful and plesinge event.

Here's the 'wisest' and 'most just' centaur & mythological creator of surgery and medicine teaching lil Achilles (of 'oops my ankle' fame) how to... shoot a bow and arrow ... 🤔

Learn more about the #myths of Chiron (the #constellation #Centaurus) & how we'd retell them in our latest #podcast episode here: starrytimepodcast.podbean.com/

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