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Posted on September 12, 2017September 28, 2018

Cornelius Medvei: “We don’t take characters and develop them; we set ourselves writing puzzles and try to solve them”

The Making of Mr Bolsover is a novel which it is relatively easy to find critical words phrases to describe – mock-heroic, deadpan, quietly subversive – yet each leaves one…

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Posted on March 24, 2016July 2, 2017

John Lewis-Stempel on anthropomorphism. From “Meadowland: The Private Life of An English Field”

While I have some misgivings about the “lab coated lobby” part (I suspect that the sneering phenomenon Lewis-Stempel describes doesn’t so much emanate from “science Puritans” as simple cynicism, perhaps…

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