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Word-processing, old-style Quote of the Day ”One of my greatest pleasures in my writing has come from the thought that perhaps my work might annoy someone of comfortably pretentious position. Then comes the realization that such people rarely read.” John … Continue reading →

Remembering what you read by Richard Griffiths “I suspect the memory-aiding features of the bookshelf itself are qualitatively different from those of a plain list of the books in that bookshelf. The book shelves are a kind of ‘memory palace’ for the books themselves. In fact this realisation is quite important to me. It might […]

JTR recently shared his thoughts on this question that has been making the rounds over the past few weeks, and I thought I'd share mine. Its complicated when I think about it. I've been blogging for quite some time, and its come up to most of the people in my...

WITH 3 DAYS TO GO, thanks to the generosity of 10 more donors since yesterday, we have now raised £19,526 with £5,474 left to find to reach our target of £25,000 to publish WOMEN AT WORK, Sarah Ainslie’s East End Portraits 1992-2025. CLICK HERE TO VISIT OUR CROWDFUND Sajia Nessa harvesting tomatoes at Stepney City Farm […]

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Entering into the mystery of your heartbeat, don't be anyone, don't do anything, don't even believe. Just sink from the mind into the secret empty cavern of prayer inside your chest, and let separation dissolve. When you have abandoned all hope, meet the Friend who is nearer to you than you are to yourself. Peace.