The Morning After
Short lexicographical and etymological poem exploring various forms of a word sometimes used to describe how one feels after a night of drinking.
Short lexicographical and etymological poem exploring various forms of a word sometimes used to describe how one feels after a night of drinking.
Raoul Wallenberg monument in the churchyard of Hagakyrkan. During the WW2 Raoul Wallenberg rescued thousands of Hungarian Jews from the Holocaust.
Beware of Robert the Boy! Piece of comic nonsense verse composed around the word hobbledehoy.
A blue bird and blue glass beaker touched by the sun in the pantry window of my brother- and sister-in-law’s home in Munkedal.
Review of Granta number 113 discussing the definition of novelist contra short-story writer and the difficulties of anthologising novelists.
Comic poem in rhyming couplets illustrated by photographs of a cat climbing a tree, playing in snow or curled asleep.
Spring-winter. Gallery of photographs of spring melt-water in Munkedal stream under the old bridge by Munkedal Manor.
Munkedal – Early spring melt-water boiling under the old stone bridge near the manor house at Munkedal in northern Bohuslän.
Figures descending a staircase – taken with natural light in the main building of Chalmers Technical College, waiting for my first Film Festival film.
Sunday morning backlight – On my way to Bio Roy (Cinema Roy) during the Gothenburg international Film Festival to see You Are Here.