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It is always better to hear an author reading his own work, using his own accent, emphases and pauses, which give colour to the writing.

Hearing an author reading his own work enhances the pleasure of the text. His accent and delivery give colour to the stories.

This is a thoroughly researched, detailed and interesting work which is compelling reading. Josiah Wedgwood is shown as a remarkable man. The depth of Tristram Hunt's writing brings to life the...

This is a fascinating study of dialect and its use, with helpful notes, where possible, of the origin of words. It is interesting to note the same or similar words used in other dialects. The text is...

Beautifully illustrated, a heartfelt book about growing up in the Potteries. Dave's love for the area shines through.

A real treat for Arnold Bennett fans- stories from magazines...

The poems are word pictures describing something keenly observed, felt or thought about to which free verse is suited. Reading the pages is "reading" Arthur Berry as he puts himself on the pages....

These poems are a commentary on the rapidly changing times of people and places as Arthur Berry sees them. His keen observation, thoughts and feelings are captured in words, just as he captured the...

This is an open, honest autobiography of Arthur Berry's life from boyhood to middle age, told in such a way that the reader lives the life and times with him. Being an artist, attending art school...

I wanted a bird themed present for a birthday and found the perfect gift . A perfect espresso cup and saucer, such gorgeous quality and I love the design! It feels timeless and will be treasured for...

Excellent book for those with an interest in local history. A well researched and presented read.

Another work by Paine Profitt to add to my Port Vale collection

A work by a local artist who I was not aware of until seeing it at Barewall who have a particular interest in promoting local talent

Love this little vase, which I’m using as a plant holder.

The text which accompanies Lowry's paintings enhances the enjoyment of studying them, especially as the memories are those of someone who knew him and bought and sold his paintings in the gallery.

Utterly charming! The paintings are a delight in colour, form and detail, reflecting their time. Likewise the writing which paints its own picture of what, today, are perceived as simpler, gentler...

This is a wonderful account which clearly invokes the decades from the 1940s onwards as the author grows from a young boy to a young man. The description is fresh and evocative without being...