The Nous Trap
Joanna Milne \ud83c\udffaRelentless inquisitor of fact and fiction, present and past
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 118 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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A horror story all writers should watch
A story about an attempted murder on a writer? Nah. Think I will pass. Too much depressing stuff on in the world already. I’ll just go watch some comedy. That you? Let me encourage you to have a rethink.
The Alex Gibney documentary is out...
Miss Hyperspace 1953
This is a Half A Grand Flash Fiction Contest entry, hosted by Charlie Finch
‘Proudly sponsored by Gigantexray.’
That’s what they told everyone about the competition that summer. But we were happy to go along with any publicity. We didn’t...
Muse of the Month: When Enemies Become Friends
Greeks and Turks. Iliad Book 24 & Elif Shafak’s ‘The Island of Missing Trees’.
Every month, I will write a new monthly muse about something I have found particularly inspiring, moving or uplifting for my writing. Often it will involve a de...
The feel good story about the first books* & the city which told a tyrant where to go
The pages of a book did not just stretch the reader, some were once literally stretched themselves like this. Parchment (Goatskin) drying in Pergamon
It is political. It is bloody. It is ingenious. And it is so bizarre it nearly never happ...
Everyone is arguing over Nolan. Almost no-one's read the poem.
Odysseus Killing The Suitors - The Penelope Painter Berlin, Altes Museum
My Greek yia-yia, who helped bring me up, had a saying which sprang to mind this weekend. When every random Tom, Dick or Harry was giving their POV on something they...
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Cross-examining where past meets present & putting stories of power & women on trial while I write historical fiction. Defender of Classics. Barrister ⚖️.ND mum of 2. Articles in The Lead & Huff Post. Cameron Mackintosh award. My views.
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