3 June 2020
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1 June 2020
Who are they?
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Photo taken in Ilfracombe, Devon, c. 1895. It was found behind one of Sir Henry Carew (Footprints in the Sand: The Story of the Carews of Devon 1186-1945 by Rivers Carew).
Can you help identify them? Do you recognise an ancestor?
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April 2020
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Huguette F Zerbib, author of Couscous with Tata Hannah, died on 14 April 2020.
Born in Algeria, her beautifully crafted book tells of a childhood in that, now vanished, world of Jewish life in North Africa. The marvellous storytelling is full of spirited observations, bringing the customs, and attitudes alive, through Huguette's unique voice.
Huguette was also a singer of songs from the golden age of French popular Chansons - Trenet, Brel, Aznavour, Piaf, Ferant and others. She gave annual concerts in Cambridge. There was a strong element of storytelling in the way she sang. She will be greatly missed by her family, the Cambridge Writers community, and her musical colleagues. |
17 April 2020
Love & Pollination by Mari Jane Law, published today. |
31 January 2020
Harry the Spider by Ian Anderson, illustrated by Laura Anderson, published today. |
3 November 2019
Pilgrimages: Poems 1995 - 2017 by Harry Goode, published today. |
29 July 2019
Cambridge Rose by Siobhán Carew, published today. This is the third in Siobhán's Cambridge Murders series. |
21 July 2019
Couscous with Tata Hannah by Huguette F Zerbib, published today. |
13 October 2018
Footprints in the Sand: The Story of the Carews of Devon 1086-1945 was launched at a reception in Tiverton Castle, Devon. The book is available in three formats: hardback, paperback, and as an e-book. Check out more detail by following the Footprints link on our title page. |
19 July 2018
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18 July 2018
New website launched today. |
