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A warm -- currently very warm -- welcome to the last in the present series of Thompson's Live, the theatre / performance podcast from Chris Goode & Company. The podcast is back in London this week, guests of Royal Holloway University of London at the Centre for Creative Collaboration, where it's the topic of the book and its relation to ideas around performance that particularly piques the interest of Chris and his guests:
Katherine Angel, author of Unmastered: A Book on Desire, Most Difficult to Tell; Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the Centre for the History of Emotions, Queen Mary University of London
Andy Field, performance maker and curator; co-director, Forest Fringe
Elizabeth James, poet; Senior Librarian, National Art Library, V&A Museum London
(with certain interjections and expansions from Tim Fletcher and Harry Gilonis)
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Thompson's Live: Series 2 Episode 8 (15th July 2013)
July 14th, 2013
Thompson's Live: Series 2 Episode 7 (1st July 2013)
June 30th, 2013
For this edition of Thompson's Live, the Chris Goode & Company podcast focusing on theatre and performance, we're the guests of the Bike Shed Theatre in Exeter, where Chris's guests are:
David Lockwood, director, Bike Shed Theatre
Cathy Turner, Senior Lecturer, Drama department, University of Exeter
Mark Wallace, director, Beaford Arts
Thompson's Live: Series 2 Episode 6 (17th June 2013)
June 18th, 2013
Ursula Martinez, writer, performer and cult cabaret diva
Liam Jarvis, co-director, Analogue
Paul Warwick, co-director, China Plate
Thompson's Live: Series 2 Episode 5 (3rd June 2013)
June 2nd, 2013
Thompson's Live, the conversational blog around theatre and performance brought to you fortnightly (ish) by Chris Goode & Co, comes this time from TR2, the production and education facility of the Theatre Royal in Plymouth.
Joining Chris on this occasion were:
Hannah Silva, writer and theatre maker
Ruth Mitchell, site-specific performance maker and actor; co-director, Part Exchange Co
Mark Leahy, writer, artist & teacher
Thompson's Live: Series 2 Episode 4 (20th May 2013)
May 20th, 2013
For this latest episode, Thompson's Live visits Queen Mary University of London, where the conversation around theatre and performance involves:
Bridget Escolme, Senior Lecturer in Drama, QMUL
Kirsty Housley, director and writer
Andrew Haydon, critic and blogger
Link: the journal MATERIALS can be ordered online from the Materials blog site.
Thompson's Live: Series 2 Episode 3 (6th May 2013)
May 5th, 2013
Thompson's Live, the theatre and performance podcast from Chris Goode & Company, comes this time from the National Theatre Studio in London.
Chris's guests for this episode are:
Nick Blackburn, theatre artist, teacher and filmmaker
Rachel Mars, performance maker
Sam Ladkin, English lecturer, University of Sheffield; dramaturg, Chris Goode & Co.
Thompson's Live: Series 2 Episode 2 (8th April 2013)
April 7th, 2013
Thompson's Live, the fortnightly podcast from Chris Goode & Company focusing on theatre and performance and their conceptual neighbours, comes this time from Theatre in the Mill in Bradford, where Chris's guests are:
Pauline Mayers, dance/movement artist and teacher
Iain Bloomfield, artistic director, Theatre in the Mill
Emma Adams, playwright and theatre maker
Thompson's Live: Series 2 Episode 1 (25th March 2013)
March 24th, 2013
Welcome back to the first in a new series of Thompson's Live, the fortnightly podcast from Chris Goode and Company focusing on theatre and performance, arts and ideas.
For this first programme in the new season we're the guests of Camden People's Theatre in north London, where the SPRINT festival 2013 is underway.
Chris's guests for this episode are:
Hannah Nicklin, theatre maker / producer, games writer, blogger
Jenny Paton, co-director, Camden People's Theatre
Georgina Sowerby, director / actor, co-director, Dirty Market Theatre
Enjoy the show -- and do let us know what you think!
Thompson's Live: Episode 7 (Christmas Bonus edition: 17th December 2012)
December 18th, 2012
Hello again! As trailed in the last episode, here's a special bonus edition of Thompson's Live, the theatre & cool-stuff podcast from Chris Goode & Company.
This episode isn't like the others, mostly because it's not recorded in front of a live audience at Stoke Newington International Airport -- or indeed anywhere. Chris's guests are:
Maddy Costa, critic, blogger, and co-director of Dialogue
Jonny Liron, performance maker
Harry Gilonis, poet
But what you'll hear is two intercut conversations: one, with Chris talking to Maddy and Jonny, recorded at a restaurant in Stoke Newington on December 12th; the other, with Harry and Chris, recorded in one of the upstairs bars at the Royal Festival Hall on November 24th. The chat with Maddy and Jonny is split into two half-hour extracts (from a nearly three-hour conversation); the interview with Harry can be heard in between.
We hope you enjoy this rather different edition of the podcast. We'll be back in front of an audience, in the standard format, in March.
Happy holidays!
Thompson's Live: Episode 6 (3rd December 2012)
December 4th, 2012
So all too soon we've reached the last of this present series of podcasts from Chris Goode & Company, focusing on theatre and performance, poetry and music, arts and ideas.
The conversation this time is even longer than usual, and yet as ever there's so much more that could have been said: particularly as, unusually, we had a single topic to focus on: namely, the current state of writing for (and not for) theatre.
The three brilliant guests who joined us to think through some of the questions around this strangely fraught territory were:
Chris Campbell, Literary Manager, Royal Court Theatre
Dan Rebellato, Professor of Contemporary Theatre, Royal Holloway University of London
Francesca Lisette, poet
There's also an amazing, longer-than-usual set from Francesca at the end, which you won't want to miss.
There'll be one more episode before the end of the year -- a kind of Christmas bonus, not recorded at STK and not taped before an audience, but still full of big ideas and good conversation -- which should come out around December 18th.
In the meantime, thanks to everyone at the Airport, everyone's who's come along to listen and contribute, and above all our eighteen fantastic guests.


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MLK inspired me as a directionless youth in apolitical times, and continues to do so to this day. He truly walked the walk.. and paid the ultimate price for doing so.
I linked the full speech, but apparently they've removed it b/c of copyright concerns. However, I seem to have created 2 different threads by mistake, and would love for a mod to just get rid of the other one (can't do so myself.) Anyway, I did see the whole speech yesterday in the morning. I've forgotten how moving it was. PFnV
I initially had signed up to volunteer for the unveiling that was to occur in late August.. then one of my nephews decided to get married the night before, so had to cancel.. and then we had a "hurricane"... Last weekend was not very good timing for me.. but it is on my short list next time I am in DC.
Allen West says King would not approve of OWS. King's family disagrees. It's worth saying that his daughter has said it would be tragic if it devolves into violence. Obviously King would say the same thing, and that was his genius. The question is whether that genius alone is enough. I think it is, or more to the point, has to be. I'm a tad on the risk-averse side, and don't take phrases like "civil war" lightly.
It's a good use of a few minutes, man, I'll say that much. Sometimes a man is made such an icon you overlook his getting to that status... when you see iconic clips instead of the whole thing you lose the fact that it was real life. Same with JFK's inaugural speech... seeing a few notes other than the crescendos makes it more powerful and flesh out how expansive the vision was (in both cases.)


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Tom Bush, MSN, FNP-BC, FAANP
The first in his family to earn a college degree, Mr. Bush has always worked to further his own education, starting with odd jobs while earning an associate's degree in nursing. Many years of hard work later, he is a Board-certified NP and AANP Fellow. For many people, that might be enough – but not Mr. Bush. He applied for funding to continue his studies to earn a DNP degree.
"As I further refine my career through DNP education," he writes, "I will continue to highlight how fundamentals of nursing can improve the health of our nation. I am committed to building on the strengths of all health disciplines, celebrating the differences, and pointing to models of collaboration that serve our citizens well."
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Ms. Mujezinovic began her career as a nursing assistant in 1995. Over the years, she earned her RN, BSN, and MS in Nursing. As she has continued practicing in a primary care setting, she has become concerned about the chronic and often complex health problems faced by the growing cohort of aging Americans. Her concern around these issues, and the nursing shortage that accompanies them, has led her to pursue her DNP degree.
"Older Americans require far more health care services than their younger counterparts," she writes, "making the current shortage of nurses critical. And as health care reform is enacted and millions of previously uninsured crowd into the system…the nursing shortage will only become more urgent. Unfortunately, nurses can't be trained without nurse educators, and that shortage is even more dire."
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"Improving patients' perception of their care is fundamental to improving their health care outcomes," she writes. "My future goals include establishing a low-income-based clinic in an underserved community. I am excited about becoming a nurse practitioner. I will continue to apply the same diligence to my collegiate studies as I have to this point, making education and service to others my top priority."
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Astwood Bank First School received a cheque for £750 which will be used to buy an interactive iPad for use on a one-to-one level with pupils and Ridgeway Middle School received the same amount to be spent on outdoor equipment.
Other organisations to benefit include Redditch Blind Association, 1st Matchborough Scouts, the YMCA, Indigo Arts, Redditch Young Firefighters, Macmillan Cancer Support and Midlands Air Ambulance.
Lesley Jones, who took on the role of chair two years ago and has now stepped down but will remain on the carnival committee, said: "It has been a real privilege to lead a fantastic small band of committed volunteers over the last couple of years who continue to work tirelessly for the village of Astwood Bank.
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You can jump to the webs it shoots and stick to them before it fades away, allowing you to get to some hard to reach areas. Due to its low price this functionality can make it an early alternative to the Climbing Glove or Jetpack, or can be used to avoid spending a rope.
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BURBANK, CA – California's dressage riders enjoyed a weekend of hot championship competition and cool entertainment during Cool August Nights held August 25 - 28, 2011 at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center in Burbank, CA, featuring the popular Cornerstone Open and Amateur Championships sponsored by Markel Insurance as well as the Los Angeles Breeders Classic. "I'd like to personally thank our long-time sponsor, Markel Insurance," said Glenda McElroy, competition manager. "Because of their continuing support, we are able to offer these special championships and fabulous prizes for Cornerstone competitors."
Markel representatives John Seger, Lisa Seger, and Brandon Seger as well as Gil Merrick were on hand to present championship jackets and prizes to competitors who have pursued qualifying scores and a chance to vie for these championships at levels from Training to FEI since December. Congratulations to Jaye Cherry and "Santana" for winning the Open Training Level series title; Cindy Ramirez-Smith with "Decoroso HGF" at Open First Level; Heather Neely riding "Enchante" in the Adult Amateur First Level division; Sherry Van't Riet with "Sir Deauville" for Open Third Level; Ritchie Silva and "Amadeus" at Third Level for Adult Amateurs; Emily Tears with "Lopaca" for Adult Amateur Intermediaire I; and Whitney Harrington riding "Laredo 183" to the win in the Adult Amateur Grand Prix division.
Markel/Cornerstone High Point Show Champions for Cool August Nights were also presented in five divisions. In the FEI ranks, Franchesca Liauw and "GB Marko" claimed the dress sheet, while Jaye Cherry rode "Santana" to top the Open division. For Adult Amateurs, Emily Tears with "Absolute Zephyr" earned the tricolor sash, and Anna Buffini with "Roosevelt SFS" won the Junior/Young Rider division. The Breed division was won by the two-year-old Hanoverian filly "Saraphina" owned by Shawn and Deanna Kacer.
Cornerstone Event Management would also like to congratulate Margaret Stout, who rode "Ilion" at Training Level to complete her Century Club ride (when the rider's and horse's combined ages total 100 years or more).
During the weekend, a wide array of activities were available for both exhibitors and spectators. The highlight of Cool August Nights was "Dressage Goes To The Beach", a special evening of entertainment on Friday featuring musical freestyles, a spectacular "Harry Potter" pas de deux, frisbee dogs, a drill team, Parade of Champions, and silent auction. In addition, thanks to the Lisa Seger Equine Insurance Agency, "The Retreat" hospitality area was once again a popular feature for competitors, complete with live music on Friday evening.
Upcoming Cornerstone events include Woodside Autumn Dressage, September 16 - 18 in Woodside, CA. This competition is the final segment in the 2011 Woodside Vacation Rewards series, whereby all Open and Adult Amateur riders who have competed in two of the three Cornerstone dressage competitions held at the Horse Park at Woodside this year are eligible for a drawing to win a five-day/four-night stay at the Marriott Resort of their choice located anywhere in the continental United States.
Cornerstone Event Management is the leading resource for premier dressage events in California. For more information, including news, show calendars, prize lists, entry forms, schedules, and results, visit Cornerstone Event Management on Facebook or www.cornerstonedressage.com.
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Kjell Myhre talks to riders at the 2015 USEF High Performance Southeast Para Equestrian Dressage Symposium in Wellington, FL, January 12-13. (Photo: (C) Lindsay Y. McCall)
Wellington, FL - Following the 2015 Adequan Global Dressage Festival CPEDI3* select U.S. Para-Dressage athletes and coaches had an opportunity to attend the USEF High Performance Southeast Para-Equestrian Dressage Symposium. This symposium took place January 12-13, 2014, at the Global Dressage Festival show grounds in Wellington, Florida. Over two days U.S. High Performance and developing Para-Dressage coaches and riders were immersed in the international equestrian discipline of Para-Dressage. Topics included Para-Dressage theory, scales of training, para-dressage test riding, quality of horse, freestyles, preparation...
Tuesday, January 13, 2015 - 04:46
USA Team (Left to right): Sydney Collier, Annie Peavy, Rebecca Hart, U.S. Chef D' Equipe Kai Handt, and Roxanne Trunnell (Photo: (C) Lindsay Y. McCall)
Wellington, FL - Thirteen Para-Dressage horse and rider combinations made their way to Wellington, Florida, this January for the first CPEDI3* of the 2015 show season. Para-Equestrians from Canada and the United States in Grades Ia, Ib, II, III, and IV, competed at the spectacular Global Dressage venue in the Van Kampen Arena. FEI Ground Jury members Mr. Freddy Leyman (BEL), Mr. Kjell Myhre (NOR), and Ms. Kristi Wysocki (USA) were on hand to offer their expertise for each Para-Dressage duo. This CPEDI3* is one of the qualifiers for the 2015 USEF Para-Equestrian Dressage National Championships, 2016 USEF Para-Equestrian Dressage National C...
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Robyn Andrews and Fancianna (Photo: SusanJStickle.com)
Ottawa, ON. - On the final day of competition at CPEDI3* Global Dressage Festival I presented by Adequan, Robyn Andrews won her test for the second day in a row for Canada. The competition was held at The Stadium at Palm Beach International Equestrian Center in Wellington, Fla., Jan. 9-11, 2015. Andrews of St. Johns, N.L. secured the victory in the Grade Ia Freestyle test riding her 2014 World Equestrian Games mare 14-year-old Fancianna, a Friesian-Andalusian cross, to a score of 67.917%. "I was pleased with Fancy today," said Andrews. "I was a bit tired, but we pulled it off. Many thanks must go to the Global Dressage Festival for putting on a great show. Special thanks to my coach, Amanda Kalvoda; chef d'équipe, Elizabeth Quigg; Pa...
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U.S. Chef D' Equipe Kai Handt jogs Rubicon 75, ridden by Mary Jordan, owned by Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center (Photo (c) Lindsay Y. McCall)
Wellington, FL - Para-Equestrian Dressage athletes from around the North American continent have landed in Wellington, Florida, for the 2015 Adequan Global Dressage Festival CPEDI3*. This is the first CPEDI3* event for the 2015 calendar year. Thirteen horse and rider combinations presented their mounts in front of FEI Ground Jury members Mr. Freddy Leyman (BEL), Mr. Kjell Myhre (NOR), and Ms. Kristi Wysocki (USA). Para-Equestrians from Canada and the United States will compete January 9-11, in The Van Kampen covered arena at the Global Dressage Festival. Friday, January 9, is the FEI Para-Equestrian Dressage Team Test, followed by Saturday's FE...
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Kai Handt and Wes Dunham showcase collaborative coaching at the Northeast Symposium in 2013. Rider Sydney Collier aboard her own Wentworth works on gaits. (Photo (C) Lindsay Y. McCall)
Wellington, FL - The United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF), is excited to announce a two-day Para Equestrian Dressage Symposium to be held at Global Dressage, Wellington, Florida, January 12 & 13, 2015, 8 AM-4 PM. Select U.S. High Performance and developing Para- Equestrian Dressage riders and coaches will be attending the symposium. Auditors are welcome to attend for $75. Pre-registering as an auditor is not required. Please contact Laureen Johnson at USEF at email@example.com if you are interested in audit...
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Nora Grassmyer, Mibis, Barbara Grassmyer, and Bob Grassmyer. (Photo: (c) Lindsay Y. McCall)
El Dorado Hills, CA - On December 19, 2014, the Dressage Community lost friend, volunteer, and parent Nora Grassmyer after a three year battle with bladder cancer. Nora was heavily involved with the Dressage and Para-Dressage disciplines both internationally and at the national level. She was also a longtime volunteer at the California Dressage shows managed by Connie Davenport. Nora was a driving force behind her daughter and Paralympian Barbara Grassmyer. She was there at every moment for Barbara including when Barbara served as an alternate for the U.S. Paralympic Team in 2000, competing in Sydney, Australia; in 2001 and 2002 when Barbara was the USEF Para-Equestrian Dressage National Champion;...
Thursday, December 18, 2014 - 06:30
Rebecca Hart and Schroeters Romani rode to the high score of 78.382% during the Polar Express Show at White Fences.
Wellington, FL - Rebecca Hart and Schroeters Romani shined Saturday afternoon during the Polar Express show held at the White Fences Equestrian Center in Loxahatchee, Florida. The talented duo rode to the score of 78.382 percent for the FEI Para Team Grade II test during the national show, kick starting their season as they prepare for the Adequan Global Dressage Festival in CPEDI3* in January 2015.Hart traveled to Florida in early December to work with Wellington-based international dressage trainer Todd Flettrich out of Cherry Knoll Farm, which is also a partial owner of Romani. Hart and Flettrich have worked consistently on warm-up and preparation with Romani after takin...
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Sydney Collier riding Willi Wesley (Photo: SusanjStickle.com)
Lexington, Ky. - The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is pleased to announce Sydney Collier as the 2014 Junior Equestrian of the Year. Seventeen-year-old Collier is a talented Para-Equestrian who competed at the international level in 2014, including the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. A native of Ann Arbor, Mich., she was diagnosed at the age of seven with a rare congenital birth defect called Wyburn-Mason Syndrome. In spite of this challenge, Collier pursued her love of riding and has become a top equestrian athlete. A prime example of courage, sportsmanship, and dedication, Collier will be awarded the Ruth O'Keefe Meredith Memorial Trophy as the 2014 Junior Equestrian of the Year. Having her biggest year to da...
Sunday, November 30, 2014 - 06:53
Trainer Wes Dunham and WEG athletes Sydney Collier's mount Willi Wesley at the 2014 Adequan Global Dressage Festival CPEDI3* horse inspection . (Photo: Lindsay McCall)
Wellington, Florida - November 26, 2014 - Entries are now being accepted at www.equestrianentries.com through December 22, 2014, for the 2015 Adequan Global Dressage Festival CPEDI3*. Para-Equestrian Dressage athletes kick-off the show season with their their first international show of the year January 7-11, 2015, in Wellington, FL, in the Van Kampen covered arena. This show will include FEI Para-Equestrian Dressage athletes in Grades Ia, Ib, II, III, and IV. Thursday, January 8, is the Horse inspection at approximately 5:30 PM. Friday, January 9, is the FEI Para-Equestrian Dressage Team Test, followed by Saturday's FEI P...
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We salute our veterans this Veterans Day. Thank you for protecting our freedoms. On this day we ask you to take a moment to think about those that have served our country. We would like to salute our disabled veterans who are part of not only the equestrian sport but all Paralympic sports. Thank you, - USPEA. We too, at DressageDaily, would like to take a moment to thank all veterans who have served our country to protect our liberties and rights. We truly appreciate all past and current members of our military for all that you do! History of Veterans Day - From the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs: World War I - known at the time as "The Great War" - officially ended when the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919, in the Palace of Versailles outside the town of Versaille...


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2Theme: Dr. Seuss We will read The Lorax and the children will make truffala trees! |
3The class will read The Cat in the Hat and make their own red and white striped hats! |
4The class will read Green Eggs and Ham, and then we sample our own green eggs and ham! Dr. Seuss Pasta Dinner! |
5The class will read One Fish, Two Fish, and then count, sort, and graph swedish fish! |
6We will read Bartholomew and the Oobleck and make our own Oobleck! *Pizza Day |
9Theme: Transportation The children will paint using car tires and build ramps to race their cars! |
10The class will make clothespin airplanes! |
11The children will make trains using the letters in their names! |
12The class will make a detailed map and find a buried treasure! *Pizza Day |
13The children will paint hot air balloons with to hang in the classroom with themselves flying in them! |
16Theme: Let's Get Cooking! We will make Playdough lollipop cookies! |
17The children will make their own St. Patrick's Day hats! |
18The class will make banana and rice crispy sushi! *Pizza Day |
19The class will make and decorate their own Oreo pops! |
20We will make our own pizzas for lunch! |
23Theme: Signs of Spring The class will take a nature walk in search of signs of spring! |
24The class will make colorful portrait flowers to hang on our classroom wall! *Pizza Day |
25The children will paint watercolor butterflies! |
26The children will make bumblebees to hang in the classroom! |
27The children will paint spring flowers using eating utensils! |
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Dear Parents,
March will be another fun and busy month in our classroom! In celebration of Dr. Seuss's birthday, we will be having our annual Dr. Seuss pasta dinner on Wednesday, March 4th. If you haven't already signed up, please do so on the bulletin board which is next to our classroom clipboard. Dinner will begin at 5:30pm and entertainment (Magicians Charlie and Checkers) will begin their show at 6:30 p.m.
Our class will also be reading many of Dr. Seuss's books throughout the month of March. If any of you are interested in coming in to read a favorite Dr. Seuss story to the children please let me know. We would love to have you!
Now that we are well into our Letter of the Week lessons, I'm sure you've been hearing your child recite our alphabet chant at home. Some fun ways to reinforce the letter recognition are searching for the letter on street signs while driving in the car or when reading bedtime stories. Have your child find the letter in print and ask what sound that letter makes.
Although the weather will (hopefully) be warming soon, please continue to send snow pants and winter boots for your child. When all this snow melts the playground can get very muddy and wet!
Remember Open Enrollment is this month! Be sure to sign your child up for our Pre-K room for the fall!
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I have a new HP Pavilion desktop with an expansion bay below the DVD drive/CD burner. What is the purpose of it? It has a open button just like the disk drive, but when I push it, nothing happens. I talked with someone on the phone about it located in India, but they said ti wasn't supposed to open. What's the button for then?
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Firstly, to be clear, Legend isn't the finest set of words ever committed to paper. In some ways David Gemmell's writing is rather unsophisticated and technically flawed (in some places its actually rather raw) but this doesn't matter. Taken as a whole Legend is perhaps it's one of the most entertaining books I've ever read. Why? Well, a number of reasons: 1. The depth of characterization surprised me. Gemmell's writing style is crisp and succinct and he retains an ability to get you to really care about the characters. For example, even the antagonist Ulric, leader of the Nadir, is presented as a multidimensional person, to the point where you actually feel he is a reasonable and rounded person: not just a cackling villain who rubs his hands together and then twirls his moustache. 2. Druss the greatest hero of the Drenai. At the start of the book it is clear that Druss is in his sixties and much weaker than his prime but still a formidable warrior and an inspirational leader to the Drenai. His death is foretold; he is to die defending his people one last time at Delnoch or he has the option to prolong his life by lapsing slowly into senility. He chooses the former. This immediately draws you to this man and gives you an insight why he is called Legend. 3. Unlike most novels I've read, the premise here is the apparently a useless and futile quest. The efforts of the defenders are pitiful against the unstoppable and infinite surge of the invaders. The characters are going to fight and almost certainly die; the odds they face are too overwhelming to overcome and yet they choose to fight anyway. Isn't this what makes true heroes? Living and dying for a cause you believe in, even though the outcome may be hopeless for you personally? This raises the question in the readers mind: just how do I want to be remembered and am I leading a worthy life? 4. The parts of the book where Druss trains and leads the men provides an inspiring analysis on what I means to be a man. Several times the point of view switches. The worries, concerns and anxieties are articulated but these are offset by the individual and collective acts of integrity, respect and dignity. 5. Gemmell doesn't use the usual fantastic plot devices: magic, dragons, etc, which is refreshing. He does however leave the extremely well written and exciting battle /fight scenes (of which there are many) intact. So in summary, it's not how Gemmell writes that's ultimately important it's what he writes. Highly recommended, even if you're first choice of book isn't heroic fantasy. Quotes from the Book Here are list of some of the quotes I liked from Legend: By nature of definition only the coward is capable of the highest heroism. Ch. 4 Live or die, a man and a woman need love. There is a need in the race. We need to share. To belong. Perhaps you will die before the year is out. But remember this: to have may be taken from you, to have had never. it is far better to have tasted love before dying than to die alone. Ch. 6 [A]ll men die. ... A man needs many things in his life to make it bearable. A good woman. Sons and daughters. Comradeship. Warmth. Food and shelter. but above all these things, he needs to be able to know that he is a man. And what is a man? He is someone who rises when life has knocked him down. Someone who raises his fist to heaven when a storm has ruined his crop — and then plants again. And again. A man remains unbroken by the savage twists of fate. That man may never win. But when he sees himself reflected, he can be proud of what he sees. For low he may be in the scheme of things: peasant, serf, or dispossessed. But he is unconquerable. And what is death? an end to trouble. An end to strife and fear. ... Bear this in mind when you decide your future. Ch. 7 We are not made for life at all, old horse. It is made for us. We live it. We leave it. Ch. 9 No one can take away the freedom of a man's soul. Ch. 9 Liberty is only valued when it is threatened, therefore it is the threat that highlights the value. We should be grateful to the Nadir, since they heighten the value of our liberty. Ch. 9 A man must know his limitations. Ch. 10 None of us can choose the manner of our passing. Ch. 10 Everyone makes mistakes. Everyone fails at something. Ch. 10 This world has few redeeming features, and one is the capacity for people to love one another with great, enduring passion. Ch. 12 You may think life is sweet now, but when death is a heartbeat away then life becomes unbearably desirable. And when you survive, everything you do will be enhanced and filled with greater joy: the sunlight, the breeze, a good wine, a woman's lips, a child's laughter. Ch. 18 Man alone, it seems, lives all his life in the knowledge of death. And yet there is more to life than merely waiting for death. For life to have meaning, there must be a purpose. A man must pass something on — otherwise he is useless. Ch. 29 This book is brilliant. It is one of my top 5 fantasy books. I was introduced to it when my brothers best friend, a fabulous story teller, retold the story to me on a long car ride. He got me hooked. I think listening to a 16yo soon-to-join-the-army bloke tell the story showed me what it is about. It is about the fantasy of being that Druss. Reading the book is about getting into a teenage boys head space. To be that strong and calm and down right legendary. To be that awesome. This book is about the desire to be the hero, this hero. This was one of my first Gemmell books. It has a lot of typical elements, the most annoying is his habit of writing himself into an impossible situation and using something ridiculously concocted to fix everything and create a happy ending. I recall one of his books was an epic battle between men and immortals with the men heroically all about to die... When the immortals all decided to become friends again, and that was it all over. Lol... It is so habitually it kind of becomes an enjoyable aspect of reading Gemmell. *Warning: small spoilers herein* This book has been on my "to be read" pile for a very long time. I read it mostly to do a vampire cleanse. And, because it was the *only* book on my TBR pile that garnered ONLY positive reviews from my friends. Also, because in my digital sample, Rek fascinated me. To me, this was a sad, sad book. Not because it was depressing and many people died – Hey, its war, people die. But, rather because there was no villain. No bad guy. No sum of all evil. There was the side about which we read and the side that was attacking them. The warchief for the opposing side, to all intents and purposes, was a decent guy, a good warchief and was just expanding his territory. No different from Hannibal or Alexander. He was no Hitler. He treated his people well – or at least as well as could be expected, and respected his opponents. Therefore, there was no glee, no joy, no real celebration when the war finally stopped – there was just . . . relief. Relief that the deaths on *both* sides (at least for this confrontation) were over. One thing really bothered me. It was a very small thing. But it nagged at my subconscious. At one point, before Rek, Virae and the thirty arrived at Dros Delnoch, the thirty discovered that traitors had poisoned a well. They were shown not to be able to reach our heroes in order to warn them. We had one paragraph where someone drank out of this well and died. That was it. No big AHA! moment where our reluctant heroes determined that OH NO! the traitors have poisoned our well. No masses of people dying. Just one little very brief paragraph. Seemed to me it should have been bigger than that. See, told ya, it was a very small thing. Sometimes that is all it takes in a story to leave that little niggly hmmmm in the back of your mind. While I *did* actually love the ending, I think the best part of the entire story is the overwhelming theme (OMG my English teacher mother would be so *proud* of me for recognizing an overwhelming theme . . .) that one man *can* make a difference. Whether that man be Druss or Rek or Serbitar or Orrin or Gilad or Bregan or even, yes, Ulric. These men all did what they felt was right, regardless of the consequences to themselves. They defended all that they loved to the best of their abilities, no matter how big or how small those abilities might be. Most of these guys were not born into greatness, they earned it – not by being the best there was or ever would be, but simply by being the best *they* could be. This, in itself, led others to also strive for 'bestness.' It is stories such as this that give me strength and confidence to press forward in the face of adversity, no matter how big or how small. For that reason, I give this one 4 stars. It's been a while since I read this book, but I remember the writing was awful and totally devoid of subtlety. There was one woman character that I can remember, and obviously her problem was that she hadn't found a good man to put her to right. I couldn't get what the fuss was all about. Maybe it will appeal more to men. Especially if you're a nostalgic of the John Wayne era. ;-) 1.5 stars because I did finish the book after all, meaning it wasn't totally and completely awful, though if there was something I liked about it, I can't remember it now. Where do I even begin? I just don't get it. I don't get the praise for this book, I don't get the four and five star ratings... I just don't get it. It's just so stuffed with awful, it's overflowing. It's lucky to be getting two stars from me.. If not for a few (very few) redeeming sections that I actually enjoyed, it wouldn't even pull that. But I mean honestly. Really? Really really? I don't even know where to start. I mean Rek.. He was just so inconsistent. He's described one way when we meet him, but his actions never fit that description, and just get further and further from it as the story progresses. Not in a character development type way.. Just in a what the fuck kind of way. Druss.. Whatever, he was ok I guess, but nothing special. All of the characters in general were just ok. I did like Orrin, but that's about it. The dialogue.. Oh my good God the dialogue. It's so horrible and awkward and unrealistic, it physically hurt me to read it. The relationships and bonds formed between characters felt totally contrived. It was just bad. So so bad. The romance.. So fucking weird. Anyone who has read this knows the relationship I'm talking about. It was just... Creepy to me. Like tie-a-chick-up-in-a-closet-and-cut-off-all-of-her-fingers-and-feed-them-to-her-one-by-one creepy. And don't even get me started on how the women in this book are treated! In one scene, a husband straight up punches his wife in the face during a disagreement. She asks him later if he's going to apologize, and he's basically like "bitch, please..." and kisses her to make it all better. And that's ok with her. Later a woman is sternly told to "OBEY YOUR HUSBAND, WOMAN!" and she meekly does. It's just.. It's like Gemmell never met an actual woman. And before you say anything.. I get it. It's fantasy. It's an alternate world, maybe that's just the culture, right? But it didn't feel like that. It just felt.. Wrong. I had been warned though, about the dialogue issues and the women issues. But I was assured that Gemmell was the master of Sword and Sorcery type fantasy, and that his battles more than made up for it. So I waited.. Battle time came.. It was fine I guess, but nothing spectacular. I guess maybe when it's written beside that horrible dialogue, you're just glad they're done talking, so it becomes better in comparison? I don't know. I honestly don't. For me, just fine wasn't nearly enough to make up for all of the crap. I could go on.. But it's pointless. Obviously I just don't get it. I really wanted to like this, I wanted to love it in fact. But I couldn't. Even trying my hardest, I couldn't. I probably will read another book in this series, just to see if maybe it will hook me. I do really want to like it.. And I understand that this was Gemmell's first book.. Maybe it gets better. Maybe I'll read another, get hooked, and then my opinion on this will improve. It wouldn't be the first time! But for now.. Two stars. Barely. no reviews | add a review Is contained inHas the adaptation
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0345379063, Mass Market Paperback)Druss, Captain of the Axe, was the stuff of legends. But even as the stories grew in the telling, Druss himself grew older. He turned his back on his own legend and retreated to a mountain lair to await his old enemy, death. Meanwhile, barbarian hordes were on the march. Nothing could stand in their way. Druss reluctantly agreed to come out of retirement. But could even Druss live up to his own legends?(retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:55:23 -0400) Druss, an old man, and Rek, a top swordsman, band together with the citizens of Dros Delnoch to defend the city against the thousands of invaders of Nadir |
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