Can you count the stars in the sky, the grains of sand on a beach. Can you hear a voice in the infinite Sea of Words unleashed by an age of digits and silicon.
Category: Literature
The Traveler – Ch. 4
The Bleak
Many eons back and countless light years from anything, in another dimension and another universe, a voice cried out in the cold darkness.
The Traveler
Where he came from or where he went, none knew, and no one could guess. On Arkady, he was simply known as the Traveler.
The Traveler – Ch.3
Back on the Good Ship Lollipop, Aeolus sat on a beach by the sea listening to gentle waves lapping the shore.
The Traveler – Ch.2 Audio
Above you will find the audio version of Chapter 2 of The Traveler. I fear there are a few mistakes and I have made no effort to edit the track. And so, apologies.
The Traveler – Ch.2
The Good Ship Lollipop hung in geo stationary orbit above Arkady, positioned directly over Alomkik. Were it not cloaked in invisibility, the Arcadians would have seen wondrous things indeed in the heavens.
Stephen Fry’s Hippopotamus
Fry is a comic genius although his comedy is tinged with darkness. Erudite, witty and (dare I say it) profound.
The Hazards of Dramatising the Near Past
Martha Gill writes of the hazards of dramatising the near past and asks whether we should delay so as to achieve perspective.
Has Iain M. Banks Sublimed?
The bald facts are that Ian Banks was a Scottish socialist and atheist and one of the finest writers and thinkers of our age.
The Magician’s Nephew
The beauty of CS Lewis’ writing and the loveliness of Pauline Bayne’s illustrations.
The Book of Common Prayer
You do not have to be a Christian to immerse yourself in the timeless reflections of the Book of Common Prayer.
