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Wednesday 6 May 2015

Jon Cook UEA/Guardian biography-writing course.

Jon Cook who gave us a talk on Hazlitt last year, is the tutor for a six-month, three hours a week, biography-writing course starting in London this September. If you want further details, click HERE
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Monday 4 May 2015

Verse for Technophobes, by Gillian Southgate





TO MY COMPUTER

How do I hate thee?  Let me count the ways.
I hate the way you come up ‘undefined’
Or stop my password when I go online.
I really hate the way you say ‘hooray’
When junk mail fails to register as mine.
I hate the silly stories on the screen -
Who cares who Harry’s dating or he’s not?
I do not want to know where cars are cheap
Or if Obama’s Irish, Greek, or what.
I never Tweet, or Twitter, never go
To Facebook.  I just want to use
You like a reference book and writing tool.
But then, I am not young, and you
Somehow detect this, and I feel a fool.


Gillian Southgate 2015
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