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Bolaño, storyteller
A Greenwich Pensioner sits with a Chelsea Pensioner, telling stories of their campaigns: each is disabled in various ways. Coloured etching by Robert Dighton, 1801. Public Domain. Wellcome Collection.
I haven’t had many dealings with Robe...
All (writing) shall be forgotten and that is fine
I read Thomas Browne’s Urne-Burial at least once a year.
I must have read it twenty times already, and I’m convinced that everyone’s life would be greatly improved by adopting this same ritual. Beyond its literary merits — which are many...
Graphomania
I often think about reaching the end of what I can say as a writer. Sometimes this thought comes with a sense of dread; other times with anticipated relief. Dread, because silence often reminds me of death. Relief, since running out of thin...
Writing heat
It’s hot, isn’t it?
It’ll be 34°C in London later and that’s all we are allowed to talk about. “It’s hot, isn’t it? Or, yes, very hot; but it’ll be hotter later!” And so on. By lunchtime I’d grown tired of all the small chat, and star...
Reading Borges #2
Saturday 25 July, 7pm (BST), online
Last summer we met in July to analyse some of the best stories by Jorge Luis Borges. This year we’ll read and discuss a series of seven lectures, titled Siete noches.
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