The Surprising Pedigree of Fan Fiction
When reading Bulgakov’s literary masterpiece The Master and Margarita, I always wondered why Professor Woland (Satan himself) needed to find… Read Article →
Science teachers are awesome.
Even after you leave school. I have long considered myself to be a citizen scientist with a special interest in… Read Article →
Happiness for Humans
If an Artificial Intelligence became sentient, what would it do? Plot world domination by blackmailing nuclear armed states with access… Read Article →
Trigger Warning
Trigger Warning is one of my favourite things. A collection of short stories written by one of my favourite authors…. Read Article →
La Belle Epoque
A tight set of tableaux to enact a fantasy or to relive a memory. The premise of La Belle Epoque… Read Article →
In my father’s name …
When my dad died in February of this cursed year of our Lord 2020 he really was just leaving early… Read Article →
The Good People
In my current attempts to find an agent for Habnab I keep running up against the same request – list… Read Article →
Comedy, metaphysics and a suitcase full of cash
I have just read the final (I hope not) Jonas Jonasson book Hitman Anders and the Meaning of it all…. Read Article →
Timely warning to writers
Don’t neglect the daily walk. I recently got out to see the film Shirley, a fictional biopic of writer Shirley… Read Article →
Hogarth Shakespeare – World’s poshest fan fiction
The Hogarth Shakespeare series consists of eight Shakespearean plays retold by modern masters. I recommend this series specifically to those… Read Article →