Sawing

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His work has a clear integrity, a resolve to write against the grain (almost literally in "Sawing"), to look hard and ring true.

New Light for the Old Dark by Sam Willetts 2010
His work has a clear integrity, a resolve to write against the grain (almost literally in "Sawing"), to look hard and ring true.

Culture | guardian.co.uk Kate Kellaway 2010
Re-gret/Re-gret? says the saw in a poem about memory, called Sawing.

Sam Willetts: A season in hell Susanna Rustin 2010
"Sawing pages is the most important goddamned thing about building houses out of words," you said.

Building Houses Out of Words 2010
Buyers will even pay more if a stone comes from Bombay Sawing.

Crystal Death Charles Kipps 2010
Buyers will even pay more if a stone comes from Bombay Sawing.

Crystal Death Charles Kipps 2010
Buyers will even pay more if a stone comes from Bombay Sawing.

Crystal Death Charles Kipps 2010
Sawing by hand means squatting or kneeling in the bole.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
Soap and the Finer Things in Life: Hunting Christmas Trees - The Sawing skip to main | skip to sidebar

Hunting Christmas Trees - The Sawing Anne-Marie 2007
Sawing by hand means squatting or kneeling in the bole.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009