Sutcliff, R., Wolf, R., & Wilde, D. . (1973). De ridderslag. ‘s-Gravenhage: Leopold. Sutcliff, R., Wolf, R., & Dragt, T. (1975). Helden en monsters. ‘s-Gravenhage: Leopold. Sutcliff, R., Dragt, T., Diepers-van, A. S., & Pieters, J. (1975). Owain en zijn hond: Tekst uit De sage van Finn Mac Cool. Antwerpen: De Sikkel. Sutcliff, R., Leiker-Kooijmans, […]
From Rosemary Sutcliff fan Anjy Roemelt (posted at the Facebook page for Rosemary Sutcliff): I started reading Rosemary Sutcliff’s The Flowers of Adonis today and within three pages it had me caught by the neck and submerged into the old Sutcliff magic. I have so often already thought ‘this is her best book, this will be […]
I do wish the film The Eagle (2011) had been more successful with audiences, although it did recoup its costs for the film companies). The title Eagle (no ‘of the Ninth’) and the changed ending grated with Sutcliff fans, although I found it a compelling film-story if not exactly Rosemary Sutcliff’s story. I was recently reminded […]
And I am becoming daily more intrigued at re-presentations of Rosemary Sutcliff on the web. I created a Wordle diagram (courtesy http://www.wordle.net ) and a conversation-cloud (from http://www.infomous.com ) from the RSS feed of comments on this blog.
Via the intriguing ‘Playing by the Book’ blog by Zoe Toft, I have been reminded that last month the British Library released from a selection of 17th, 18th and 19th century books over 1 million imagess which are available on Flickr for anyone to browse and use. The pictures are organised in sets; one is ‘Children’s Book Illustration – […]
ROSEMARY SUTCLIFF (1920-92) 