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Enjoying re-reading Gunn’s novel of the paranormal and of clashing cultures: of spirit and matter, of cultural/national identities, and of class and place.

New York with Moon #artbots #okeeffe

Watching Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train I was reminded how selective memory is. Some parts I remembered vividly, others came as a complete surprise. Wonderful film.

Williams is one of the most subtle commentators on the modern world that I know cunningly disguised as a supernatural tale

C.S.Lewis called MacDonald his master, re-reading his first essay in ‘fantasy’ fiction - a remarkable if flawed act of imagination. I wish I had discussed him more with my friend Stephen Prickett whose book on Victorian Fantasy is wonderful.

I saw this advertised when at the museum recently. An undoubtedly harrowing but important exhibition possibly the first of its kind. I will try and go. iwm.org.uk/events/unsilen…

If I had a favorite publisher, it would be Hurst Hurst Publishers such an endlessly diverse and highly interesting list

Essays on the 'metaphysical' strand in Scottish literature ... ncolloff.blogspot.com/2016/01/the-gr…

4 films to get to know me ...

👉🏿Sebastião Salgado obituary One of the world’s greatest documentary photographers fascinated by nature and traditional ways of life theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

An accomplished look at Darwin, the science of race, and its impact on the actual lives of indigenous people. Hurst Publishers ncolloff.blogspot.com/2025/05/darwin…

The Ascension, 1963, by Peter Rogers for today’s feast (courtesy of the Methodist Church Art Collection).

An anthropology of dreams rooted in contemporary Egypt and deeply respectively of people’s actual experience and their accompanying hermeneutical frameworks. Dreams as an inhabited landscape rather than unconsciously generated within a self.

Such a thrilling and engaging story of war between Orban and his major business oligarch Simicska, where Orban got called a dick, what became a major tagline. Well narrated by Szczerek in his "Via Carpatia". Such an interesting tale of unity, falling out, anticommunism and state.

The latest in art book acquisition …

Why is rhythm the common factor in all the arts? A teacher asked Brook at school that became his central question. Because of you know how to dance.

A Being of the Sea, 1945 by Cecil Collins