A Poet at the Pictures

A Place as a Personal Mythology in Patricia Lockwood’s The Arch and David Lowery’s A Ghost Story
A Place as a Personal Mythology in Patricia Lockwood’s The Arch and David Lowery’s A Ghost Story
words by J.A.G Mabbutt Places present difficulties and challenges. In their symbolism, they might offer us sanctuary, being locations that lend themselves to profound memories. Alternatively, in our observation of... Read more...
Magnifying the fear beneath the fairytale in Weapons and The Stolen Child
Magnifying the fear beneath the fairytale in Weapons and The Stolen Child
Often fairytales have a disguised, darker, more sinister seed buried beneath the roots of their fantastical worlds. In the latest Horror blockbuster ‘Weapons’, and the poem ‘The Stolen Child,’ both... Read more...