the paris review - an inattentive reader

hilton als, the art of the essay

June 17, 2020June 16, 2020

great interview in this edition of the paris review with an archive re-publication of writer hilton als. here’s an excerpt from the foreword: in this 2016 interview conversation with the scholar … more…

my photography: k e n e d w a r d s | p h o t o g r a p h y

in a japanese garden

time flies … it doesn’t feel so long ago, but these were taken in 2015.

plenty of gentlemen, not just two

… on the 19^th and 20^th of december the city was enveloped in a cold freezing fog. the skies were leaden and there were only a very few hours of daylight.

take the winds of march with beauty

“daffodils come before the swallow dares, and take the winds of march with beauty”

shakespeare; the winter’s tale

blue in burano

feeling a little blue by a canal in burano

montmartre

montmartre <p>in the later days of september 2021 i went to stay in paris. it was only the second time i’d left the uk since the pandemic began. (like many others my perceptions of passing months and years have been strangely altered. i still, even now, tend to think of ‘last year’ as 2019.) the […]

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