by Rupert Wolfe Murray | Apr 19, 2020 | Journeys, News & Reviews
My heart goes out to everyone who’s stuck at home feeling bored and worried.
I’m the only person on the train from Brighton to London. Usually you can’t find a seat at this time of the morning (10:42 departure).
The …
by Rupert Wolfe Murray | Jan 10, 2020 | News & Reviews
I’m utterly engrossed in the film 1917, but I also need a pee. I wait for a quiet moment and dash across the cinema.
Where am I?
Emotionally I’m in the trenches. But I can see the low lights and …
by Rupert Wolfe Murray | Nov 20, 2019 | My Ecological Journey, News & Reviews
Dear Boris,
Did you know that you’re facing what may be the biggest political opportunity of our generation – to turn the world green.
A majority of the Great British public realise that global warming is a problem and you …
by Rupert Wolfe Murray | Oct 4, 2019 | News & Reviews
This week, in the English village of Flore, I was quite shocked by the tabloid headlines about increasing prison sentences and realised that Boris Johnson is similar to Slobodan Milosevic: he is a blatant opportunist. Both of these leaders can …
by Rupert Wolfe Murray | Sep 28, 2019 | News & Reviews
If a great artist met a convicted murderer I wouldn’t expect much to come of it. In most cases, I assume, nothing more than an ordinary conversation would take place for the simple reason that the prisoner wouldn’t be open …
by Rupert Wolfe Murray | Feb 15, 2019 | My books, News & Reviews
I’ve just published a new fairy tale and it’s called The Wind and the Castle. It was inspired by the strange fairy tales of Hermann Hesse. It’s my first eBook and putting it together was a scary adventure as an …