A glimpse of distant horizons via "beautifully crafted essays and observations" covering literature, memoir, and faraway cities from a recovering cultural bureaucrat joining up the dots of an international life.
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A vast transparency
Doves on a Roof (1871) by Ferdinand von Wright
They were soaring and swerving in impossible unison over the frenzied city when I first saw them.
Pigeons. I’d known them since childhood on the farm, of course. The half-eaten wood pigeon th...
The Gallery in Our Minds
By David Hockney (1937 – 2026)
Life and the memory of it so compressed
They’ve turned into each other. Which is which?
Elizabeth Bishop, “Poem” (1972).
Three years ago I visited a major Hockney exhibition in Tokyo and wrote about...
The invisible swords of summer
Cicada (1981), by Jasper Johns.
Summer has only just begun for me in Tokyo. After a mild June (compared to recent years), it’s been hot for a couple of weeks, but it was only today (as I write this), in the second half of July, that I hea...
Swingleading
Revolutions, riots and writing in the age of AI.
In my school history classes, we studied in some detail (almost all of which I have forgotten) the 1830 wave of revolutions and rebellions across Europe that both looked back to 1789 and for...
Tearing down the veils
Undoubtedly philosophers are in the right, when they tell us that nothing is great or little otherwise than by comparison.
From Gulliver’s Travels (1726) by Jonathan Swift
Webster was much possessed by death
And saw the skul...
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