How Can You Read Poetry?
How do you read poetry? I’ve recently been wrestling with this, a question that came up unexpectedly. Here’s the strategy I’ve found.
How do you read poetry? I’ve recently been wrestling with this, a question that came up unexpectedly. Here’s the strategy I’ve found.
Today’s blog post is a simple photograph of what looks to be a newly decorated boat on the River Thames, all made up but with no where to go.
A visit to the refurbished Tate Britain on London’s Millbank sets nostalgia and delight at the new against one another in my head.
A account of the whys and wherefores of my new video channel on YouTube. Includes links to all the current videos and some older ones too,
Why I stopped swimming and how come I’m back in the water again. It all has to do with developing and overcoming an impingement.
A photo essay from Northampton where I spent February in rain and shine and taking care of my aged parent, but carried a camera some days.
Following my Herculean effort during NaNoWriMo, writing the zero draft of my novel Luce in New Lundon, I’m now building it an Aeon Timeline.
This year I intend to spend time writing more, publishing my writing, and starting a YouTube channel. But first … a new blogging plan.
The twenty most popular posts at TheSupercargo in 2023, as measured by visitor numbers and time spent on each post. Separate lists for older posts and those published in 2023.
A reading diary entry about all the books I read in 2023. The first I completed was The Good Doctor, the last was Ett År Runt Antibes.