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La Grande Mademoiselle
Coco Chanel is always with me: in the Tillypronie rockery on a summer's day
Looking out of the window when I should be working...
Father Christmas bought me a clever contraption to keep my tea warm while I work
out with the dog today...
Harper's Bazaar
Chanel returns
Finding Coco
La Grande Mademoiselle
Followers
Out and about with Coco Chanel
- Coco Chanel in the Telegraph
- Coco reviewed by Kathryn Hughes
- Coco Chanel: The Legend and the Life
- In Coco's clothes
- Chanel on the BBC
- dove grey chanel
- Coco's Caledonia
- Chanel at 31 Rue Cambon
- Chanel at Waterstones
- Chanel in Harper's Bazaar
- Chanel in Vogue
- Coco in Scotland
- Chanel at the V&A
- Chanel at Bath Theatre Royal
- Polly Samson
- Amelia's magazine
- pearls of wisdom
- Alison Kerr
- Cornflower
- lachanelphile
- Emily Jerman
- exsoteric
- fashion's most wanted
- lola is beauty
- milkzine
- Daphne in paperback
- Daphne on amazon
- Daphne: the Observer
- Daphne: extract and info at Bloomsbury
- Daphne: extract in the Telegraph
- Daphne: the Book Show
- Radio 4: Last Night I Dreamed
- Radio 4: Rebecca's Daughters
- Daphne on Radio 4
- Daphne's Cornish landscape: Guardian
- Daphne: another interview
- Daphne: the Times
- Telegraph fashion columns
- Elspeth Thompson
- A seance at the Bronte Parsonage Museum
- Magical libraries
- bronteblog
- dovegrey reader scribbles
- fictionisstrangerthanfact
- Gondal Girl
- http://janegs.blogspot.com/
- liza campbell
- http://oxford-reader.blogspot.com
- Henri Llewelyn Davies
- J.M Barrie website
- juxtabook
- keeperofthesnails
- otherstories
- randomjottings
- stuck-in-a-book
- Susan Hill
- table talk
- Virago: my piece in the Sunday Telegraph
- Alison Kerr
A perfect place to write
Coco Chanel is always with me: in the Tillypronie rockery on a summer's day
View from a room of my own
Looking out of the window when I should be working...
Tea is the essence of writing
Father Christmas bought me a clever contraption to keep my tea warm while I work
About Me
Molly jumping
out with the dog today...
9 comments:
Great photos. The top photo looks like it was taken by Jay Gatsby, on the periphery, watching the party....
Thank you -- that is the one of the best ever compliments that I've ever had! You've made my year!
Those photos are so lovely! Yes, it does remind me of Gatsby watching one of his grand parties, from a safe distance...
Ah, yes, it's spring again, and Cannes time, and we'll all dream about the Côte d'Azur and the scent of the sea, white sands, and mimosa...
*tickled pink*
That bottom photos looks like a Mark Rothko painting - it is the most beautiful blue I have ever seen and I agree with Lilacs in may re Gatsby. I think you have captured his essence.
Swooning... but now back to reality, though escaping every so often into a biography of Gerald and Sara Murphy by Amanda Vail, which took a bit of tracking down, but is really worth reading if you can find a copy.
Damn, the great god of Blogger has swept down from on high, and wiped out all comments from this post. Suffice to say, I'm seeing it as a sign that praise will always be followed by a fall...
Oh no we still think you are great and those photos which remind me of a Rothko painting capture the essence of Gatsby.
Excellent images! I read in pharmacy reviews magazine that a lot of people use to visit that beach because of the its beauty and also because there are the most beautiful women wearing tiny bikinis.
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