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One thing about me is, I’m an avid fan of the written word. I spend much of time in film, production, and design. But I like to sit and read a book. And they pile up. Not a problem, but at some point, you might have to accept that you have more books than you’ll … Continue reading About books

It’s difficult to carve out time, but to not do so means something is structurally imbalanced. A lot of what I do is sorting out timing for one thing or another – how do I make time, what should I be spending time on, and what is it I want to complete. It feels like … Continue reading Back again

The world seems… Well, pretty messed up. Some of us are doing great. Many of us are doing okay. A lot of people are doing badly. So, should I say something? Should I say anything? This is the question I think we all grapple with. What makes sense for me may not make sense for … Continue reading What matters?

At what point did visiting different places become spectatorial rather than experiential? Paul Fussell in his book Abroad considered that very issue over forty years ago. I don’t know if you can travel and be separate, but you also can’t travel and homogenous. As such, travel seems both complicated and necessary. It’s the only way to broaden your horizons.