End of one road, the start of the next

I went for a run today, as I had this nagging feeling that I needed to feel a kind of physical exhaustion to match my mental one as the year, and the decade, drew to a close.
Read the rest of this entry »
I went for a run today, as I had this nagging feeling that I needed to feel a kind of physical exhaustion to match my mental one as the year, and the decade, drew to a close.
Read the rest of this entry »
“In life there must also be troubles, so that beauty stands out more vividly from the unpleasantness. Worry is the best teacher.”
Robert Walser, quoted in Walks With Walser by Carl Seelig.

Walking past the Barbican, towards the City, I came across a plaque. I enjoy these official, and often semi-official, markers of London’s past.

While I am out and about I sometimes play a little game for my amusement.

Last week I read W.G. Sebald’s A Place In The Country, a collection of essays on his favourite writers. Within I found the beginnings of a roadmap for writing: