I feel a fraud for not having read Ulysses, so I buy a postcard and some lemon soap and leave. Continue reading
Dublin Diary
Dublin Diary
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© 2019 Kate Griffin. All rights reserved.
Istanbul
Istanbul
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Istanbul people love the streets. Continue reading
Translation by the Lake
Translation by the Lake
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During the Austro-Hungarian Empire Balatonfüred was a holiday resort for the rich, and an important centre of intellectual life. However, on a wet and windy night in the early twenty first century it felt more like Cromer in November. Continue reading
autumn contemplation
autumn contemplation
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Contemplating autumn in Kyoto, Japan. Continue reading
Early spring in Tokyo
Early spring in Tokyo
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My knowledge of Japanese is limited, to say the least. Continue reading
Notas de viaje
Notas de viaje
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Geographically the Philippines is a little out of the way and writers feel isolated from the global literary scene. Continue reading
At Kinosaki
At Kinosaki
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They were lonely thoughts. But in them was this nice, quiet feeling. Continue reading
Reclaiming histories
Reclaiming histories
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History untold is non-existent history. Continue reading
Erasing histories
Erasing histories
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How writers and artists combat attempts to erase histories that don’t fit in mainstream narratives. Continue reading
And how are you?
And how are you?
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How are you? But I don’t even know where you are. Continue reading
Chloe
Chloe
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The joys of little sisterhood. Continue reading
morning
morning
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Someone had appeared, to say something. Sleep had no ears. So it had to be said through visual symbols. Continue reading