This year our Ten Things series – which surprisingly appears on the tenth of each month – continues concentrating on the amusing, both real and fictional. So this month we have …
Ten Ficticious Books from Anthony Powell’s A Dance to the Music of Time
- Ada Leintwardine; The Bitch Pack Meets on Wednesday
- David Pennistone; Descartes, Gassendi and the Atomic Theory of Epicurus
- Evadne Clapham; The Pistons of our Locomotives Sing the Songs of Our Workers (retitled as Engine Melody)
- St John Clarke; Fields of Amaranth (see right)
- Vernon Gainsborough; Bronstein Marxist or Mystagogue?
- X Trapnel; Dogs Have No Uncles
- Russell Gwinnett; The Gothic Symbolism of Mortality in the Texture of Jacobean Stagecraft
- Quentin Shuckerly; Athletes Footmen
- Mark Members; Kleist, Marx, Sartre, The Existential Equilibrium
- Revd Salathiel Brightman; Attick and Roman Reckonings of Capacity for Things Liquid and Things Dry reduced to the Common English Mensuration for Wine and Corn