Tag Archives: Galen Strawsen

Carry On, Leonora: 5

Posted on October 4, 2015 by Bill Herbert

This summer I went to Liverpool to see the large Carrington show in the Tate. I stayed, as is my wont, in a mid-range hotel, part of a chain so, wherever you go, the rooms and the menus are much … Continue reading →

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Carry On, Leonora: 3

Posted on October 3, 2015 by Bill Herbert

(Here the piece returns to old obsessions about what story is, and what it is for. It’s no coincidence that at a certain point during this summer, sitting peering out at the Libyan Sea in the tiny Cretan port of … Continue reading →

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Heroes and Homilies (4)

Posted on June 5, 2015 by Bill Herbert

(This concluding section wants to go in a number of directions which I resist here, but will try to pick up in subsequent posts. One is the idea that revisiting stories helps us to think about what story-telling is and … Continue reading →

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