A Darwinian reverie.
Author: Richard Carter
A fat, bearded chap with a Charles Darwin fixation.
Book review: ‘Is a River Alive?’ by Robert Macfarlane
Rivers as living entities: preposterous animism or a useful metaphor?
Book review: ‘Lifelines’ by Julian Hoffman
Searching for home in the mountains of Greece.
Book review: ‘The Celts’ by Alice Roberts
Searching for a civilisation.
Book review: ‘Under a Metal Sky’ by Philip Marsden
A journey through minerals, greed and wonder.
Book review: ‘Photography: a very short introduction’ by Steve Edwards
Thoughts on important photographic topics.
Book review: ‘See/Saw’ by Geoff Dyer
Looking at photographs.
Decrepitude
Holy crap… …I’ll leave it to you to do the maths. I’m off for a nap.
Book review: ‘The Essays: a selection’ by Michel de Montaigne
Classic personal essays from the man who established the genre.
Book review: ‘The Keelie Hawk’ by Kathleen Jamie
Poems in Scots.