: About Me

Darmon Richter was born and bred in Oxford, England, and had started writing short stories by the age of seven. He went on to live in North Devon for a decade, where he studied English Literature and Music, and wrote a regular music column for a local newspaper. At twenty-two he moved to Cambridge, and began working towards a degree in Psychology.

Richter now lives in Bristol, where he spends his time reading, writing, and playing music - interspersed with frequent adventures across the continent into Europe and beyond.

His work reflects strong interests in anthropology, travel, world religions, psychology, occult philosophy, and music. Richter's debut novel, 'Libretto' is now in the final stages of revision, and will soon be ready for publishing.

For Darmon Richter's uniquely bohemian perspectives on music, myth, mathemagica;  debauchery & debate,

Visit 'The Bohemian Blog' at: 

http://bohemian-blog.blogspot.com

Arts & Humanities > Arts & Humanities (Other) 10 things you can do in the library that will really annoy the other patrons

57 of 68

Libraries are cherished as repositories of learning and wisdom, peaceful sanctuaries where patrons can pass the time by immersing themselves in rows upon rows of books. They can also be quite boring. Here’s ten ways to spice up your visit to the library, at the expense of your fellow patrons. Rearranging the Books Library patrons are sticklers for order, but why not help to make their lives a little more interesting? Try rearranging the books yourself... perhaps you could sort them by weight, or size. Maybe you could arrange them according to how much you like the cover artwork. Alph...

More..

• 1Writing Contest Winner
• Marketplace Approved Writer
• Helium Charter Member