No More Trumpet Blowing
Alan TaylorDispatches from the Literary Frontier
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A Better America
It was that smart chap Albert Einstein who, it is said, defined madness as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. This is where we currently are with the United States of Amnesia (copyright G. Vidal), some...
To Heller and Back
According to the Shorter Oxford, a jitney is “a bus or other vehicle carrying passengers for a low fare”. In days of yore, it was slang for a five cent piece, i.e. a nickel. The first I heard mention of it - namedrop alert! - was from Josep...
Bob Dylan’s Light Bulb Moment
“Mair nonsense” has been uttered in the name of Robert Burns, wrote the never under-opinionated Hugh MacDiarmid, “than in ony’s barrin’ liberty and Christ.” The same might be said of Bob Dylan - even as I add a few more stones to a cairn th...
Writers at War
In a desperate quest for diversion I have been following with much enjoyment the current travails of the Royal Society of Literature. Like Borges’ anonymous two bald men fighting over a comb, fellows of the venerable institution seem intent...
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I have written for newspapers and magazines around the globe. Editor of The Scottish Review of Books and of several anthologies, including The Assassin’s Cloak. Coming soon - Edinburgh: The Autobiography. I am the author of Appointment in Arezzo.
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