Not Getting On

‘My son, he reads Terry Pratchett. Have you read any Terry Pratchett? I couldn’t get on with it.”  I daren’t look round so I don’t know what she looks like, […]

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Leaving

Farewells in these times, much like everything else, are rather strange. They have been reduced to thin, insubstantial things, transmitted through a screen and the reedy sound of small speakers. […]

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Scrivener 3

The queue for coffee comes and goes, there is no rhyme to it. Each time I look up it seems to have assumed a different form. Now it is loosely […]

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Great Writers Share

There’s something rather squeamish about the phrase ‘having you in my ears each week’. I wince slightly when I hear it, my shoulders shrugging involuntarily as I cross the busy […]

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Escape to Another World

This long-read felt surprisingly familiar in its suggestions, exploring ideas about the impact of video games, including online multiplayers, on how people approach their lives and how they may or […]

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