Steinbeck's Redemption

Showing posts with label Mark Twain. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Mark Twain. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 October 2010

Mark Twain - descended from the Dalways of Dalway's Bawn?

When I first read 'Tom Sawyer ' by Mark Twain as a boy it gripped me like no other book I had ever read. The stories in my other boo...

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About Me

Philip Robinson: I was born and raised in east Antrim, Northern Ireland. Married to Helen, with one son (Fergus) and two daughters, Amy and Beth. Been living in the Ards Peninsula, Co. Down for 25 years now. I used to work as a Curator at the Ulster Folk Museum. Got that job on the strength of a Ph.D on the 17th century Plantation of Ulster. Main academic interests were vernacular houses, Irish and Ulster-Scots (Scotch-Irish)folklore and the Ulster-Plantation. Now pensioned off as an office trouble-maker, and in retirement have published 4 novels, 2 books of poems and 2 children's books (and do a bit of adult teaching, including a year as Arts Council 'Ulster-Scots Writer in the Community'). In politics, post-party (not quite anarchist - yet!) and in religion, post-denominational.

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