Skip to content

A mere interlude

A mere interlude and Moomins in love

A short story about love (deceit, trust, acceptance, forgiveness, …) with a spot of disguised travel to Torquay (Tor-upon-Sea), Penzance (Pen-zephyr) and the Scilly Isles (Isles of Lyonesse). Enjoy!


aDSC_0636_pp

 

Copyright Debbie Smyth, 28 April 2020

Posted as part of #acoffeeandabook series

11 replies »

  1. I really admire your book displays but since I’ve gone over to the dark side (i.e. e-books) I cannot even get close to picturesque readings. I’ve only recently succumbed to audible (I listen to a lot of audiobooks but have finally exhausted our library’s offer, and also was craving English rather than indifferently translated books) and am now enjoying the function that one can switch between audio and (e-book) print.

    Liked by 1 person

    • I use a bit of the dark side but really don’t enjoy it as much. But that do have their uses. When reading in a foreign language I prefer it as e-book so that I can just tap a word for translation if I’m stuck. I’ve only used audible once – do you have to buy both book and audible to be able to switch between the 2?

      Liked by 1 person

      • It depends. Sometimes the book is free, sometimes it can be had at a reduced price. I’m presently listening to Richard Armitage (*swoon” – this voice!) reading “David Copperfield” (the book was free) and I enjoy reading some passages slowly and savouring the language of Mr Dickens.

        Like

Leave a reply to Debbie Smyth Cancel reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 8,565 other subscribers

Popular Posts

Outside in
Movement
Countries ending and starting with A
Pink
Blue
A Roamin' Walk through Roman St Albans