Something About Saint Walpurga

May 1 have another.

Something About the Bristol Central Library

Still booked.

Something About Bristol’s Old Library

We’re booked.

Something About Multiple Houses with Multiple Clocks

Izards all over?

Something About Bellairs in Bristol: Morris Showing

Really: for refuge straight to Bristol!!!

Something About Mistaken Identity

What’s in a name?

Cover Critic: The Treasure of Alpheus Winterborn (US, 1985)

Cover Critic is our periodic survey of readers and fans about the various artwork and illustrations of the books in the Bellairs Corpus.

Something About Cairo

No pyramid schemes here.

Something About Self-Referential

Celebrating self-references.

Something About Ghost Stories of an Antiquary

Jones on James.

Something About Lovecraft at 4:20

Where’s Waldo?

Something About Erroneous Illustrations

Black and grey not working.

Something About Seeing Shimer from the Sky

Eye in the sky.

Something About Johnny Dixon Collapsing

Frankly speaking.

BiblioFile: Puffin Publishes Monday

And now, a few words on the paperback editions of the Anthony Monday series from the 1990s.

Something About the Winterborn Silverware Company

Cast your fate.

Something About Duchy of Irontree-Dragonrock

Like a rock.

Something About a Life in Miniature

Make room for dolly.

Something About Whistles, Winks, and Wildroot

Heir apparent.

Something About the Seven Hills of Rome

That was then, this is now.

Something About Pages of Chemical Degradation

Heaven scent.

Something About Illustrating Edith Wharton

As black as ink.

Something More About Hailes Abbey

Bloody good times.

Something About Will Keith Kellogg

Boxed surprise.

Something About the Tartan Day

Forever plaid.

Something About the Sistrum

Shaken, not stirrup.

Something About the Bassoon

Wrapping at my chamber music door.

Something About the Mizwad

H. R. huffin’ puff.

Something About the Oud

Not Norweignan wood.

Saint Michael’s Fundraising Event This Weekend! Five Fab Finds!

Saint Michael’s Parish will host a fundraising rummage sale this Saturday, April 3, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Father Kahl Liberius says he expects a great turnout, insofar the weather cooperates, because parishioners have cleaned out the deepest, dankest corners of the church basement and scoured the building from altar to vestry all in the name of Saint Zita, patroness of housekeepers (“and this weekend, spring cleaning,” adds lay leader Wayne Spiggot).

All money raised stays with the church to help with operating costs and summer youth activities.  The church invites everyone from the community to come to the church and checkout some of the amazing items on sale, both donated by members of the congregation and those found in the church basement.  What great finds did parishioners find?  Here are five guaranteed to be popular!

Hitting the Roof: 7 Ceilings as Seen by Johnny Dixon

Professor Childermass has often told Johnny Dixon to keep his chin up.  But when Johnny does, what does he see?  There is not always a lot to examine but whatever it is can often be better than nothing!

What seven ceilings has Johnny examined?