The Lost Art of Being Bored
I was standing in a queue at my local post office the other day
I've written historical research as well as social opinion and commentary. But the most effort I exert is continuing to struggle along writing an historical fantasy. I'll get through it one of these days.
I was standing in a queue at my local post office the other day
You can denounce Catholicism, but you can't get away from the fact that it's stories are some of the most moving shared narratives on the planet.
The East Neuk of Fife presents a postcard-perfect image to visitors: colourful fishing boats bobbing in harbours, weathered stone cottages with red pan-tile roofs, narrow winding streets, and seafood restaurants serving "catch of the day."
I am alive and well. As this is the baseline for me to give an address we will move swiftly on.
I was recently asked what I thought about Scottish independence, and I've always been quite keen on the idea.
In a world where wealth often equates to power and influence, the role of affluent individuals in driving significant change cannot be overstated.