There’s no escaping binaries these days. Every conceivable detail of modern life seems to be reduced to digital 1s and 0s. As computing technology encroaches
I have stood at the very spot where Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie were shot by Gavrilo Princip 100 years ago. And the
Without a doubt, the greatest privilege of working for Langham Partnership is the opportunity to make friends all over the place, especially when one returns
There is a clear counter-argument for every point I want to make here. In fact, I sort of agree with every counter-argument myself. But I
I don’t cry in movies. Sometimes I’d quite like to. But that’s a different story. I just don’t. Usually. But one of the greatest films of
As a bit of change for the last night of the Bosnia conference here, I gave my seminar on U2. And as I was doing
This rather unprepossessing, pock-marked (i.e. bullet-riddled) house was Sarajevo’s lifeline during the 4 year siege in the mid-9os. I posted about that siege the last
One edition of this book (more recent than the 1997 edition that I had pictured here) begins with a preface by someone who suggests (apparently)
Having painted something of an amateurish potted 20th Century history of Sarajevo, here is one story that gave me great hope. Last week, I was
I fell in love with Sarajevo last week. But this was no rosy-tinted romance, no naïve foreigner’s passion. Although, it’s true – being a Balkans
Well, there seems to have been rather a snow-theme in recent posts. But have had the joy of a few days in Sarajevo (again for