Richard Thor Collins
Mirth and Melancholy
Tag: commentary
In praise of great writing
We watch the movies, the TV shows, and we think it’s the actors, the stars whose names we know . . . we think they are the important ones. They are not. It is the writers who count the most. Always. It is the… Continue Reading “In praise of great writing”
Latest Post – Kavanaugh and Blasey Ford – The Death of Truth
Emotions are running high. Emotions have taken over the asylum. Perhaps we should have known. Emotions trump truth every time. Emotions are more powerful in the public square than truth can ever be. Because the reality is . . . No one knows the… Continue Reading “Latest Post – Kavanaugh and Blasey Ford – The Death of Truth”
DO NOT JUDGE! REALLY?
‘Do not judge!’ ‘Excuse me?’ ‘I said, do not judge. You’re judging people and that’s wrong, so don’t do it.’ ‘I’m sorry, but isn’t what you just said . . . er, a judgement? A judgement about my judging of others?’ ‘Yes.’ Harrumph… Continue Reading “DO NOT JUDGE! REALLY?”
Richard Thor Collins 
IF WORDS WERE PEOPLE – PART TWO
Posted on October 21, 2020 by mirthandmelancholy
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If words were people . . . and went to the pub.
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