Edward Coutts Davidson·Aug 18The Eye Is the ThingOn what forty years of looking actually teaches you — and why it cannot be learned any other way
InTeatime HistorybyRupert Taylor·Jul 26Jonas Hanway and the Liberation of the UmbrellaIn the 18th century, English men simply did not use umbrellasA response icon1A response icon1
InMy Fair LighthousebySarah Scorze·Jun 27Not everyone’s cup of teaReflecting on being meA response icon5A response icon5
InE³ — Entertain Enlighten EmpowerbyRupert Taylor·Jun 25The Omnivorous William BucklandA British professor aimed to taste every creature on earth, including bluebottle flies, which he didn’t likeA response icon4A response icon4
Faith Jones·May 10The Man Who Taught Democracy to DolphinsCold water beaded on the metal ladder as he climbed down and pushed his body over the lip of the shore into open ocean. The dolphins…A response icon1A response icon1
InE³ — Entertain Enlighten EmpowerbyRupert Taylor·May 9The Eccentric Vicars of EnglandNot all the parsons in the British Isles are batty, but eccentricity does seem to pop up among men of the cloth more than in the general…A response icon1A response icon1
Rumi·Apr 12spring, sensibility, and the subtle pursuit of eccentricityone half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other
Crystal Leigh Noe·Apr 2Chapter 9— Kitchen/Journey Through My Soul…HomePhoto: Drinking my yummy morning coffee in my sacred kitchen.
