Tea Taster and Tuesday Tech
As an amateur tea taster, I am developing my black tea blend, T53, together with the tea experts and owners of the tea and coffee shop, Indiska Thé & Kaffe Magasinet. One part of the blend is tea from Sri Lanka. In the past, I used Ceylon Pekoe tea. Later on, due to lack of […]
First Proof and Good Copy
I have now received the first proof from my book editor, Charlotte Stengafvel, Creative Support. She has integrated my text material together with John Cox’s illustrations in a neat way. You will find a professional looking photo of yours truly, on the back of the book cover. Carl-Henrik Trapp of Elite Studio managed to make […]
Thank-You Note
I want to send out a virtual thank-you note to some individuals who have an important role in the process of cultivating my first forthcoming book on (black) tea. As I am in the middle of compiling text material and illustrations of the book, it is a bit of a challenge to remember everyone that […]
Editor’s Note
I use the title, editor, now and then, as a whimsical way of describing the many hats (or baseball caps) I am wearing as a solopreneur. I have used the “title” during my 15+ years as blogger, when I wanted to update a post, or make a statement from a third person view, sort of… […]
Crowdfunding Update
I have updated the crowdfunding page with the following note by the editor of the campaign, i.e., yours truly: [Editor’s note on December 28, 2017: The first book on (black) tea is planned to be published around the Lunar New Year of the (Brown) Earth Dog, in 2018. For more information about the book and […]
Teapot Cosy
How about starting out the week with sharing a cosy picture of a teapot cozy? #TeaFTW teapot cosy. #teaftwbook Ett inlägg delat av Martin Lindeskog (@lyceum) Jul 15, 2015 kl. 9:48 PDT
Kirkwood Tea Cartoon
I wonder if you could relate to the boy in John Cox’s cartoon strip on tea? It is my favorite Kirkwood cartoon. I am very happy that I got the opportunity to acquire the original artwork. I want to be your guide in the Camellia sinensis “jungle,” and help you explore the different tea varieties […]
Is the Creation of this Blog a Storm in a Teacup?
Do you think that this blog could start a tempest in a teapot? 😉