
Expressing our lives in consumerist terms
A good friend, John Goering, was reading an article, alluringly entitled How to make trillions of dollars, and he came across this quotation, written over
A good friend, John Goering, was reading an article, alluringly entitled How to make trillions of dollars, and he came across this quotation, written over
It’s been a germ of an idea for ages, but at last it’s finally come about. Q now has a podcast. Hurrah. I can just
Sabbaticals bring many benefits. One is obviously time for reflection: on the past, present and future; on what matters; on what has made us who
Throughout our years working with students from the two Sheffield universities, we would have between 4-6 for Sunday lunch every week during term. It was
Never one to lose the momentum of a bandwagon, here are some more great moments from Charlie Croker’s Lost in Translation. All very silly and as
I set out for Greece today to do a long weekend of training in Athens: a country and city wracked by austerity measures, riots and
Just for a change, here are a few choice quotations from this rather fun tome, Charlie Croker’s Lost in Translation. Of course, it’s never fair
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
It seems that everyone’s joined in the cross-over craze. Rock stars are writing ballets and operas, chick-lit writers are getting elected to Parliament, and now
It’s one of those brilliant ideas that you kick yourself for not thinking of first. “Ok, so for my next trick project, I’m going to
It is not just the victims of imperialism who easily identify its sins and blindspots. Those who have wielded and then lost empires are quick
Vinoth Ramachandra has had links with All Souls for quarter of a century – and he and his wife Karin have been mission partners for