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Philip Spires commonplace book

I have kept a commonplace book for many years. It's a place where scraps of impressions are filed for future reflection. It's not a diary, it's just a mental scrapbook, concentrating on book reviews, concert reviews, visual arts and some occasional pieces on travel. It is also a place where I occasionally reflect on what I write. Details of my books can be found at http://www.philipspires.co.uk

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Sunday, December 10, 2023

Programa 13 de diciembre Festival de Piano de Denia - Tsisana Kikabidze tocará Beethoven, Liszt, Bartok y Rachmaninov

 






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Eileen McHugh - a life remade

Eileen McHugh - a life remade
A sculptor's life and work - available as a free ebook

One On One

One On One
One On One is set in the South China Sea

Voyagers by Philip Spires

Voyagers by Philip Spires
Travel stories in Brunei,Vietnam, Italy, Turkey, England and elsewhere

A Fool's Knot

A Fool's Knot
The second of Philip Spires's Kenyan novels - Click image to visit site

Philip Spires website

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Mission by Philip Spires

Mission by Philip Spires
An African novel set in Kenya - click image to visit

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I was born in Wakefield and was brought up in Sharslton, a mining Village. I went to London University and then became a maths teacher, working initially as a volunteer teacher in Kenya. I spent sixteen years in London, in Balham and Islington. In 1992, I left Britain for Brunei and then Zayed University in Abu Dhabi. I currently live in La Nucia, near Benidorm in Spain. I am interested in the relationship between nature and nurture, birthright and experience. Themes of culture and identity and their relation to economic and social roles underpin my writing. What we are born into relates to what we become, but we are rarely in control. What others do, our interests and intellects and the way we choose to earn a living, all of these shape us into what we become. It may be that culture is the sum of all assumptions that others make on our behalf, whereas identity represents our reactions to them. I did a PhD on the effects of education in economic development in the Philippines. I was President of Alfas del Pi Music Society for twelve years.
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