A weekly diary of ten things that cast their magic over my last seven days.
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10 Interrailing Spells (Part 2), 24 August 2026
Part 2 of my Judith Chalmers-style continental travelling tips. Last week’s local school holiday recommendations come tomorrow, before we return to our Sunday service. All aboard!
- Fossils on the side of Lake Garda, a few minutes walk...
10 Interrailing Spells (Part 1), 23 August 2026
Hello, subscribers! For one week only, this Sunday Spells newsletter will run today, tomorrow and Tuesday, full of tales of European messing-about and excellent summer things. Yes, this freelancer perpetually terrified that the next job wil...
10 Out of Office Spells, 2 August 2026
The New World, Buck Moons, seven hills, Helen of Troy, Blood Orange, beef ribs and a food-filled early holiday special
The joy of making this map on the Interrail app (although it’s not quite right, as we don’t stop in Milan, and we go rog...
10 School’s Out Spells, 26 July 2026
Southbank summers, space disco barbecues, Mahler's massive hammer, Alan Shearer's snaps, two new singers I hope you love, Saints David, Ciara and Sinéad, and crabs in prefabs
Laura Chrostowski’s brilliant prints of our 1980s St David from...
10 Spectacular Spells, 19 July 2026
Space Age symphonies, men softly singing, the ages of Empire, CMAT and Stephen Street, the magic of Max Porter and the summertime Malverns
The sound of a hundred men quietly standing on stage, being solidly aware of each other, holding the...
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Arts and culture writer, author of The Sound of Being Human: How Music Shapes Our Lives, broadcaster, documentary maker. 10 Sunday Spells is a weekly diary of things that have cast their magic on my week – from culture, ordinary life and beyond.
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