A fourteen year archive of blogposts on the craft of writing fiction.
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Subscribe nowOn Friday, 29 August, I walked the Hall of Prisoners in the Accademia Gallery, in Florence, Italy, and stood in the room with David. This…
Read MoreIn his 1966 book, Your God is Too Small, the Oxford educated clergyman and translator J. B. Phillips wrote, “True beauty always seems to bear…
Read MoreIn his 1966 book, Your God is Too Small, the Oxford educated clergyman and translator J. B. Phillips wrote, “There are three main ways fiction…
Read MoreIn his 1966 book, Your God is Too Small, the Oxford educated clergyman and translator J. B. Phillips wrote, “There are three main ways fiction…
Read MoreIn his 1966 book, Your God is Too Small, the Oxford educated clergyman and translator J. B. Phillips wrote, “There are three main ways fiction…
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