This is what happened that one night the first summer we were together. We were in the bedroom […]
Category Archive: Essays
Our narrator is nameless, perhaps because he is an everyman, but more than likely, it is because names […]
“Everywhere in the world, events flow noisily on the surface, while their deep currents pull silently, but nowhere […]
I met a fellow French poet a few nights ago, and we quickly fell into sharing our horror […]
Finally! Multi-national sports equipment manufacturer Reebok has confirmed what I suspected all along: Northern Ireland doesn’t exist. Don’t […]
I recall that Susana once objected to the use of the phrase “fat cats” for big businessmen, because her love of cats prevented her from accepting any negative feline references, but I put my foot down and it stuck.
These photographs are from Riverbed Stories, a series I began in 2014 that documents the riverbeds beside the industrial areas of Erith and Dartford. It’s a location that I have been photographing since 2009, during which time it has become more polluted. Mattresses, chairs, televisions, and car tyres litter the beds, along with handless gloves, floating shoes and discarded baby carriages.
“It took at least one bottle of whiskey to make a grave. The bottle lay on the brim […]
This series documents the riverside of La Loire –– Nantes was formed along this river and its port has long […]
Some days ago, I joined a host of brilliant and beautiful scholars, writers, cultural operators and art enthusiasts […]
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