The sheer magic of exploring Singita’s Kruger concession on footMountains, mahoganies, and two dozing lionsFeb 21, 20235Feb 21, 20235
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Finding Stillness When You’re on the MoveMeditation is a calming sanctuary I carry with me wherever I goJun 24, 201960Jun 24, 201960
Published inThe StartupA Writer Who Keeps Readers CompanyFinuala Dowling on the role of writing, the solace it brings, and the influences that have shaped her poetry and novels.Jun 20, 201965Jun 20, 201965
Published inOne Table, One WorldWhat to Expect When You Visit Bob Marley’s HomelandOmnipresent “One Love”, sultry beaches, spicy food — and more.Jun 19, 2019266Jun 19, 2019266
Published inThe Last WordPaul Theroux Reaches the End of the RoadThe renowned travel writer explains why he gave up on an African adventure.Jun 19, 20191412Jun 19, 20191412
Published inThe StartupThe Perks of Putting Pen to PaperWhy handwriting remains important in the digital age.Jun 19, 2019502Jun 19, 2019502
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Published inThe Last WordAcclaimed Author Colm Tóibín on ‘Pulling Things Up and Out’“I have some basic urge to communicate levels of feeling — things from the nervous system, and from memory, to other people.”Jun 13, 2019Jun 13, 2019
Published inThe Last WordAuthor Edmund White on Capturing The Gay Experience“In fiction you have an obligation to show representative characters… you don’t just want to show a bunch of freaks.”Jun 12, 2019673Jun 12, 2019673
Published inThe Last WordWriting as Therapy: Unpicking a Psychological KnotThe award-winning gay author Damon Galgut on the compulsion behind crafting stories — and what it means to be a “real” novelist.Jun 11, 2019201Jun 11, 2019201