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The Wonder of Their Ways
By Honoria St. Cyr – Jan 2010 | One Comment
The Wonder of Their Ways

Two books by Jeff Mynott and Colin Tudge explore why it is that birds have such a hold on our hearts. Honoria St. Cyr adds her observations – on the books and on those little marvels around the feeder.

Classics Illustrated
By Honoria St. Cyr – Jul 2009 | No Comment
Classics Illustrated

An affection for annotated classics and an abiding love for The Wind in the Willows makes Honoria St. Cyr singularly suited to review the new annotated edition of Kenneth Grahame’s classic, edited by Seth Lerer—she shares her discoveries here

“…and you have got some friends of the wrong sort dear boy…”
By Honoria St. Cyr – Feb 2009 | No Comment
“…and you have got some friends of the wrong sort dear boy…”

And you thought text-messaging was bad! In the 1920s, the gin-soaked youth movement of the Bright Young People swept through London, making headlines and raising eyebrows. Honoria St. Cyr takes a whirl through D. J. Taylor’s book on the subject and asks: “WTF?”

At the Old Vic
By Honoria St. Cyr – Mar 2008 | No Comment
At the Old Vic

A comprehensive new theater book, London Stage in the 20th Century, leads Honoria St. Cyr to reminisce on performances magnificent and disastrous staged in the world-famous West End.