Rosemary Sutcliff, King Arthur, and the Reclamation of the West
Published in The Imaginative Conservative (10/3/15)
posted by John Fitzgerald @ 02:43
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The Many Coloured Land
"We live like frogs at the bottom of a marsh, knowing nothing of that Many Coloured Land which is superior to this we know, yet related to it as soul to body." (Plato). Responses to literature, film, history, politics, art, mythology, drama, philosophy and religion by novelist and historian, John Fitzgerald. Views my own, etc. Enjoy :-)
Wednesday 18 March 2015
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