Care & Craft
Vincent ShawCare & Craft – Why it's more than nostalgia. From William Morris to Tolkien, from Gothic Revival to Hogwarts
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The Knight at the Edge of the Thicket
The Briar Wood - Edward Burne-Jones 1885-1890
Earlier this year I wrote an essay called The Sixpenny Fairytale, about how fairy tales learned to dream. You can read that essay here. The essay opens with a place I have long wished to visit...
Charlotte Mason's England - William Blake
William Blake by Thomas Phillips - 1807
I have begun several of these essays by talking about connections – the unlikely, unplanned convergences that reveal themselves only when you look back across enough time. James Burke made a televisi...
My Top 5 Period Drama Locations I Would Love To Move Into Immediately - A Tag!
A fun game of tag, started by and thanks to Miss Evelyn over at The Lectorium.
The rules and how to create your article are below.
- These are dwellings and interior design choices that would indeed result in yours truly gladly taking...
Charlotte Mason’s England – The Romance of King Arthur
The Death of King Arthur - John Mulcaster Carrick 1862
In my very first Substack essay, Stained Glass and tears, which you can read here, I wrote about how my love for all things King Arthur began, as it did with so many English boyhoods,...
Notes from Knockturn Alley - 2
I turned to the right and went down the wooden stairs and emerged at one end of a low, narrow, dark and slimy passage. Ahead, and perhaps thirty feet away, was a quite literal light at the end of the tunnel.
The passage was no place to lin...
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Artist, writer and storyteller. Forty years of stories and paint, and a great-great-grandfather who made stained glass windows for William Morris. I write about books, art, craft and the English imagination. Sussex, UK. A new essay every week.
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