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Leave wasn’t an alternate economic or political model. It was a blank canvas which people could project their hopes, aspirations and frustrations onto. This was the only way you could get voters from the shires to vote with those from post-industrial towns in the north. It was a fantasy land of universal expectation.
Ian Dunt, Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?: Everything You Need to Know about Britain's Divorce from Europe
Leave wasn’t an alternate economic or political model. It was a blank canvas which people could project their hopes, aspirations and frustrations onto. This was the only way you could get voters from the shires to vote with those from… Continue Reading →
Neil Gaiman recently re-posted his thoughts on what he calls “Plot Coupons”, why they are so limited, and how to learn the craft of writing. There are several book recommendations towards the end. Due to the magic of WordPress, your… Continue Reading →
Kayleigh Keam talks about the staggering difference between writing for children and writing a novel for children. ‘I’ve written for children my whole career, writing a novel for children will be a piece of cake, right?’ WRONG. Kayleigh Keam, Is… Continue Reading →
Right at the end of 2018, Neil Gaiman wrote a review of the year that was about to end. It’s been a strange year. I’ve only blogged a couple of times, mostly because I’ve not had anything to write about… Continue Reading →
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