Seamus Heaney’s landscapes are as grim as they are liminal, but potent and powerful as he digs through meaning and topsoil alike to reveal an amber bead, a tarnished ...
Half poetry and (perhaps) half polemic, the work takes the form of a series of ruminations on the Russian rural landscape as a travelling huntsman journeys through its meadows and ...
Such is the gospel of Henry David Thoreau. Transcendentalist, eco-anarchist and wild old man of the woods, Walden is a gargantuan presence in landscape writing that never fails to make ...
Death becomes her in this lyrical exploration of Robert Wiles’ famous photograph.
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Boris in the thick of it! Again.
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While the Pandemic roars through South America, Brazilian president Bolsonaro says he’s arming the population for a coup.
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‘The truth universally acknowledged is how I am a southerner and I hate northerners.’
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The Covid-19 emergency has pushed Italian communities – as well as the rest of the world – to start dancing and singing on balconies. While the victims are tragically increasing, ...
I keep thinking ahead to when this will be a memory. The worst spring. The spring when the blossoms and the birds were oblivious to our cries.
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