Liz x
Tuesday, 27 October 2015
Mole Guide to Salamanca
¡Hola!
Just letting you know that my insider guide to the beautiful, ancient Spanish city of Salamanca is up on Third Year Abroad. I hope you enjoy my words and photos.
Liz x
Liz x
Labels:
achievement,
advice,
architecture,
art,
Astronaut,
Casa Lis,
Castilla y León,
cathedral,
churches,
Clerecía,
Frog,
heat,
mosquitoes,
nature,
practical,
publication,
Spain,
success,
travel,
university
Monday, 26 October 2015
The Water Horse
Hi!
I'm very happy that my review of Holly Webb's Venetian fantasy novel The Water Horse has been published on Cuckoo Review. I hope you enjoy it.
Liz x
I'm very happy that my review of Holly Webb's Venetian fantasy novel The Water Horse has been published on Cuckoo Review. I hope you enjoy it.
Liz x
Labels:
achievement,
adventure,
ancient,
animals,
children's,
city,
Duke,
journalism,
kitten,
magic,
mystery,
opinion,
palace,
powers,
Princess,
publication,
royalty,
story,
success,
write-up
YA books article in The Mancunion
Hello!
I'm pleased to announce that my piece on Young Adult novels has been published in The Mancunion, both in print and online! I hope you enjoy reading about this ever-evolving genre!
Liz x
I'm pleased to announce that my piece on Young Adult novels has been published in The Mancunion, both in print and online! I hope you enjoy reading about this ever-evolving genre!
Liz x
Labels:
Alice Oseman,
Clare Furniss,
commentary,
comparison,
E. Lockhart,
fiction,
I'll Give You the Sun,
Jandy Nelson,
literary,
literature,
publication,
Review,
Solitaire,
The Year of the Rat,
UK,
UKYA,
US,
We Were Liars
Sunday, 25 October 2015
MLF15: Care Santos
Hello!
I had a wonderful evening listening to Catalan writer Care Santos read from her book Desire for Chocolate at Instituto Cervantes as part of Manchester Literature Festival. My review of the event (I am a Digital Reporter for the Festival) is up on the Chapter and Verse blog.
I hope you enjoy it! Warning: contains large amounts of chocolate!
Liz x
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Mariana Casale O'Ryan and Care Santos. Photo: David Mclenachan |
I hope you enjoy it! Warning: contains large amounts of chocolate!
Liz x
Friday, 23 October 2015
Gabrielle Aplin
Hi! Hope you're well.
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Photo: abidainton @Flickr. From The Mancunion's website |
I'm happy to announce that my review of Gabrielle Aplin's gig at The Deaf Institute in Manchester has been published in The Mancunion!
I hope you enjoy reading about this rising star.
Liz x
Labels:
achievement,
artist,
concert,
Don't Break Your Heart On Me,
English Rain,
folk,
guitar,
Light Up The Dark,
music,
newspaper,
piano,
publication,
rock,
Salvation,
singer,
songs,
songwriting,
success,
write-up,
young
Thursday, 22 October 2015
15,000 travel blog views!
Hello!
I was extremely pleased to notice that my travel blog has reached 15,000 views! As I've had it for only just over a year, I am very happy that it has reached so many people. I hope you have enjoyed sharing my adventures.
Even though I am now back in the UK I have a few more posts about my time in Spain and France to publish on the blog so keep an eye on it!
Thank you so much for your support.
Liz x
Labels:
achievement,
Antibes,
art,
Barcelona,
blogging,
celebration,
coast,
Collioure,
creativity,
culture,
emotions,
English Language Assistant,
exploring,
festivities,
fun,
Girona,
Montpellier,
Perpignan,
Salamanca
Friday, 16 October 2015
MLF15: Kirmen Uribe and Jesús Carrasco
Hello!
I'm very happy to be involved with Manchester Literature Festival for a third year. My first event was hearing Kirmen Uribe and Jesús Carrasco read at the Instituto Cervantes.
Kirmen writes in Basque and Jesús in Castilian, so for me as a linguist it was a fascinating experience.
I hope you enjoy my account of the event, which has been published on the Festival's Chapter and Verse blog.
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Jesús, Mariana - the hostess and translator - and Kirmen. Photo by Jon Parker Lee |
I'm very happy to be involved with Manchester Literature Festival for a third year. My first event was hearing Kirmen Uribe and Jesús Carrasco read at the Instituto Cervantes.
Kirmen writes in Basque and Jesús in Castilian, so for me as a linguist it was a fascinating experience.
I hope you enjoy my account of the event, which has been published on the Festival's Chapter and Verse blog.
Labels:
appreciation,
article,
books,
celebration,
connection,
creative,
discussion,
elements,
Elizabeth Gibson,
evening,
inspiration,
journalism,
journey,
languages,
literary,
Liz Gibson,
nature,
occasion,
poetry,
write-up
Monday, 12 October 2015
Taking the plunge - from Wigan to Beijing
Hello!
I'm very happy that my article "Taking the plunge - from Wigan to Beijing", which tells of my sudden but wonderful trip to China, has been published by The Mancunion both in print and online.
I hope you enjoy learning about my rather surreal experience - you can find out more about it and see lots more photos on my Beijing blog.
Thanks for reading.
Liz x
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Visual Verse - Heights
Good afternoon.
I'm happy to tell you that my story "Heights" has been published in Visual Verse. I hope you enjoy it; if you want to know more about the Clerecía in Salamanca feel free to check out the blog post of my visit.
Liz x
Saturday, 3 October 2015
Storm Horse
Hello!
I'm very happy to announce that my review of Nick Garlick's Storm Horse has been published on Cuckoo Review! I hope you enjoy it.
Liz x
Liz x
Labels:
achievement,
adventure,
animals,
cousins,
drama,
family,
farm,
fauna,
friendship,
island,
journey,
literature,
loss,
nature,
Netherlands,
opinion,
publication,
travel,
weather,
write-up
Friday, 2 October 2015
Roxette's Joyride in The Mancunion
Hi!
I'm pleased to inform you that my Record Reappraisal of Roxette's 1991 album Joyride has been published in The Mancunion - both in print and online. I hope you enjoy learning about this classic release.
Liz x
I'm pleased to inform you that my Record Reappraisal of Roxette's 1991 album Joyride has been published in The Mancunion - both in print and online. I hope you enjoy learning about this classic release.
Liz x
Labels:
1990s,
90s,
achievement,
duo,
folk,
Marie Fredriksson,
music,
newspaper,
Per Gessle,
pop,
publication,
recommendation,
Review,
rock,
Scandinavia,
success,
summary,
Sweden,
Swedish,
voice
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