Every now and then I read a book which makes me feel simple, profound gratitude to the author. For having the gift of being articulate in the first place, but then, spending the
Is it really nine years since Nicholas Carr published “IT Doesn’t Matter”? Written in the months that followed the bursting of the dot-com bubble, the Harvard Business Review article’s premise
In about 6 weeks’ time I will be sleeping rough, under the banner of Byte Night. I won’t really be sleeping rough, of course. I will take my old, but functional sleeping
Cleaning lady’s response to Werner Herzog
24 Apr 2012
The universe. Profound in its enormity. The detailed atomic structure of a particle in the depths of space, simultaneously illustrating both immeasurable breadth
London Book Fair and the Future of Publishing
18 Apr 2012
On the table lie a banana, a note pad and a business card. Nobody is seated, which makes it an exception; most