How often do you encounter – or read – something completely fresh?
Rarely, I’d say.
This is fresh. Or to be more accurate – it’s sulphurously original. Continue reading
How often do you encounter – or read – something completely fresh?
Rarely, I’d say.
This is fresh. Or to be more accurate – it’s sulphurously original. Continue reading
Filed under art, friends, What I'm Reading
“Great men are almost always bad men.” That’s the tagline to the wonderful play, Blood and Gifts, about US involvement in Afghanistan from 1981-1991. I’ve just seen it.
That depressing opening sentence is also the missing third line from the famous and much cited quotation from Lord Acton (aka John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton):
“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men.” Continue reading